Australian dollar news

The Australian Dollar is down, and maybe out for a while after the FOMC-induced US Dollar surge. The Greenback's strength is also spilling over into the commodities market where lumber prices conti...

AUD/USD appears to be on track to test the yearly low (0.7532) as the exchange rate slips below the 200-Day SMA (0.7548) for the first time since June 2020.

Australian employment data blew consensus forecasts out of the water on Thursday, highlighting the strength of the country’s recovery.

The Aussie dollar broke down a bit during the trading session on Tuesday to reach down below the 0.77 handle.

The AUD/USD pair tilted upwards after the positive news from Victoria.

The trade secretary denies Australian beef imports will flood the UK and says export markets will grow.

AUD sentiment softens ahead of FOMC. Copper in correction territory.

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The Nasdaq 100 rallied 0.93% and closed at a record on Monday, setting a positive tone for Asia-Pacific markets at open. The RBA meeting minutes and US retail sales data will be in focus today.

The Australian Dollar may be set for movement on today's RBA meeting minutes after rising iron ore prices failed to help bolster AUD/USD.

The third week of June brings forth a saturated macro calendar.

The Federal Reserve rate decision is likely to sway the near-term outlook for AUD/USD as the central bank is slated to update the Summary of Economic Projections (SEP).

In general, the Australian dollar has been miserable to trade as of late, and I do not necessarily think that is going to change in the short term.

The AUD/USD remained in a tight range on Monday as the Australian markets remained closed for the queen's birthday.

The Australian Dollar may struggle despite ongoing optimism from Wall Street as falling bond yields and inflation expectations sap AUD/USD’s appeal. Focus on the Federal Reserve next.