Browsing: AUD/USD
The Australian dollar slips as November’s trade surplus narrows to $2.9B, inflation cools unevenly, and uncertainty grows over the RBA’s next rate move.
AUD/USD holds near 0.6700 as strong China PMIs, RBA hike signals, and a weaker US dollar offset thin year-end trading and cautious market tone.
AUD/USD steadies near 0.6550 as traders await Australia’s Q3 GDP, supported by a softer USD, firm risk sentiment, and improving domestic economic signals.
AUD/USD pushes toward 0.6500 after Australia’s CPI hits 3.8%, reducing RBA easing expectations despite pressure from China’s weak recovery.
AUD/USD drops to 0.6480 as risk sentiment weakens and Fed rate-cut expectations fall. Explore key levels, RBA signals, and U.S. data impacting the pair.
The Australian Dollar fell 0.3% to 0.6530 as the U.S. Dollar gained strength on hopes of a shutdown resolution, despite the RBA’s steady and cautious policy stance.
AUD/USD trades at 0.6590, edging toward 0.6600 as easing RBA dovish bets support the Aussie. Traders eye labor data, China risks, and Fed rate cut odds.
AUD/USD rallies to multi-day highs amid fresh USD weakness driven by rising Fed rate cut bets and geopolitical tensions, while RBA’s dovish tone caps gains.
AUD/USD tests 0.6450 support with bullish momentum intact. Technical levels point to a possible rally to 0.6537, with downside risks if support breaks.
AUD/USD climbs to 0.6420 as Trump hints at trade war easing with China. Traders eye U.S. S&P Global PMI data for market direction.
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