Australian dollar news

The Australian Dollar remains hostage to commodity market gyrations, as low interest rates are unable to attract buyers. Will yields go higher to turn the AUD/USD around?

AUD/NZD monetary policy divergence is as good as it gets. Potential bottom soon approaching.

The Australian dollar has fallen a bit during the course of the trading session on Thursday as the 0.73 level has finally been pierced.

AUD/USD extends the decline following the contraction in Australia employment as fresh US data prints fuel speculation for an imminent shift in Fed policy.

The US Dollar spiked up to a fresh September high today, but can bulls maintain the move with the FOMC scheduled for next week?

The AUD/USD pair declined slightly during the overnight session after the relatively weak Australian jobs numbers.

The anti-risk Japanese Yen appreciated during Thursday’s Asia Pacific trading session while AUD and NZD reacted to key data. Will USD/JPY break out?

The Australian dollar has gone back and forth during the course of the trading session on Wednesday, to save itself near the 0.73 level.

The Australian Dollar took a hit but remained higher on the day versus the US Dollar after a big jobs report miss. The 146k jobs lost in August bolsters calls for a Q3 economic contraction.

A comeback in US equities is helping to lift sentiment in Thursday's APAC session. A blowout GDP report out of New Zealand bolstered the risk-taking mood as traders eye the Australian jobs report.

The fundamental outlook for Australian equities remains bleak as China continues to weaken, iron ore prices continue to fall, and tensions rise over Covid restrictions.

The AUD/USD pair declined in the overnight session after the relatively weak Chinese and American economic data.

The Australian dollar fell on Tuesday to show signs of weakness yet again.

The Australian Dollar touched session lows as Chinese retail sales and industrial production missed estimates. Will the AUD/USD fall more from here?

The risk-sensitive Australian Dollar broke down overnight as broader market sentiment soured, dragging US stocks and Treasury yields lower. Chinese economic data is in focus as APAC trading kicks off.

The 0.7350 area may be pivotal today.

AUD/USD fell on RBA comments while energy markets moved higher on Hurricane Nicholas. Equities and rates are sidelined, awaiting US CPI.

The Australian dollar fluctuated on Monday as we are still looking for some type of clarity.

The update to Australia’s Employment report may drag on AUD/USD as job growth is expected to contract for the second time in 2021.

The turn through the middle of September promises another week of important data releases.

The AUD/USD has traversed slightly lower again today in trading, continuing its slight and incremental bearish momentum since the 7th of September.

Early USD outperformance dissipates as risk sentiment holds up.

The Australian dollar initially tried to rally on Friday but gave back the gains rather rapidly.

The AUD/USD price remained under pressure in early trading as Australia continued making progress in handling the new COVID wave.

The risk-sensitive Austrian Dollar is coming off a down week after market sentiment soured last week. AUD/USD traders are eyeing the upcoming local jobs data as risk trends remain fragile.