AUD/USD nears two-week lows as weak CPI and construction data fuel RBA rate-cut bets, while Trump’s tariffs add pressure. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian dollar remains near $0.635, reacting to labor data and RBA policy signals, while traders await clarity. – vtmarkets.com
Australian dollar slips as U.S. yields lift the greenback. Upcoming Australian inflation data clues in on interest rates and outlook. – 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 Aussie and Kiwi dollars fell to multi-month lows as rising U.S. Treasury yields boosted the greenback’s strength. – vtmarkets.com
AUD/USD remains volatile as U.S. dollar strengthens and China’s economic concerns weigh on market sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian dollar continues its decline, weighed down by fading hopes of China’s stimulus and strong U.S. economic data. – vtmarkets.com
New Zealand dollar fell to a 7-week low after the RBNZ’s half-point rate cut, raising expectations for further easing and impacting bond yields. – vtmarkets.com
The Australian dollar surged 2% overnight to reach 101.25 yen, breaking through the 100.00 resistance barrier. This surge came as Japan’s newly appointed Prime Minister, Shigeru Ishiba, signalled opposition to further interest rate hikes, a shift in stance from his …
The Australian dollar (Symbol: AUDUSD) found strong demand as its retail sales figures for August 2024 exceeded forecasts, providing support to the currency amid a global backdrop of cautious sentiment. -vtmarkets.com
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