The Australian dollar (AUD/USD) showed a mild decline on Wednesday, pressed by wavering economic movements in China and Middle East tensions. – vtmarkets.com
AUD extends gains amid a softer U.S. dollar, supported by steady central bank outlooks and cautious market sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
The Aussie and Kiwi dollars dip as rising U.S. yields fuel USD strength; inflation data in focus for RBA’s next steps. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian and New Zealand dollars face renewed pressure as the U.S. dollar surges from rising Treasury yields and unwavering Fed rate cuts. – vtmarkets.com
AUD/USD remains volatile as U.S. dollar strengthens and China’s economic concerns weigh on market sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Key points: The Australian dollar surged to a six-month peak while the New Zealand dollar dropped amid changing rate cut expectations. Market volatility driven by U.S. inflation data impacted the Australian and New Zealand dollars differently. The Australian dollar held …
Key points Australian dollar rises 0.4% to $0.6675 Annual inflation jumps to 4.0% in May, above forecasts Market prices in higher probability of rate hike The Australian dollar surged higher on Wednesday after data revealed that inflation accelerated much more …
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