AUD/USD Falls to Near 0.6650 as US Dollar Rises Ahead of US Inflation Data The AUD/USD pair is on a downward trend, nearing 0.6650 in Tuesday's North American session. This
The US Dollar (USD) continued its strong recovery post-NFP, putting pressure on the risk complex. AUD/USD hovered around 0.6650, finding support near the 100-day SMA. Despite recent negative performance, the
The AUD/USD pair takes a hit after the US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data for August is released, causing the Australian Dollar to plummet to near 0.6700. Disappointment from the US
AUD/USD maintains upward momentum, surpassing key resistance levels. USD weakens further due to labor market concerns, boosting risk assets. Australia's trade surplus expands to over A$6.0B in July, supporting AUD
As the Australian Dollar (AUD) experiences a mild rebound in the midst of broad USD softness, experts at OCBC note that jobs data disappointed while AU GDP data remained steady.
In today's market, the AUD/USD pair is holding steady above the key support level of 0.6700, despite several positive factors at play. The Australian Dollar (AUD) is not seeing much
The AUD/JPY cross continues its downward trend for the third consecutive day, reaching a three-and-half-week low during the Asian session. This decline is primarily due to hawkish comments made by
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Michele Bullock took questions from the audience after her speech at the Anika Foundation event in Sydney on Thursday. Here are some key quotes
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Michele Bullock delivered a speech at the Anika Foundation in Sydney, addressing key points about the current economic situation. Here are some key
The AUD/USD pair is trading on a weaker note near 0.6720 in Thursday's early Asian session. The recent US Job Openings data indicated a continued cooling in the US job