Australian Dollar holds steady near a major level, expects US Retail Sales to ease

[ad_1] Share: Australian Dollar continues to gain post-release of the RBA Meeting Minutes. RBA board members favored to maintain the current interest rates. Australia’s Consumer Confidence declined to 76.4 compared to the previous figure of 80.1. US Dollar faces challenges due to the dovish comments made by multiple Fed members. Fed member Patrick

Australian Dollar Bumps Up but US Dollar Moves Might be Key. Will AUD/USD Rally?

[ad_1] Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, Treasury Yields, ACGB, DXY Index – Talking Points The Australian Dollar steadies as risks swirl for markets The US Dollar has been underpinned by firm Treasury yields Markets appear poised for a busy week. Will AUD/USD recover from the lows? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free AUD Forecast

Australian Dollar Pauses as US Dollar Sinks on a Dovish Fed. Will AUD/USD Reverse?

[ad_1] Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, Fed, Daly, RBA, KOSPI, Tudor Jones, NZD/USD – Talking Points The Australian Dollar eased as markets weighed RBA and Fed comments Fed hikes seem to have been iced for now, but conditions appear likely to remain tight If the US Dollar turns around, will AUD/USD resume its downtrend? Recommended

Australian Dollar Dips as US Dollar Rallies After Israel Attack. Lower AUD/USD?

[ad_1] Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, BoJ, RBA, Fed, Treasury Yields, ACGB, JGB – Talking Points The Australian Dollar lost its footing going into Monday’s trading session The news of violence erupting in the Middle East has roiled markets Treasury yields and the US Dollar are stretching higher. Will that sink AUD/USD? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy How

Australian data: August building permits , home loans both up m/m

[ad_1] The m/m building permits data is encouraging, but the poor y/y trend takes much of the shine off. Australia job advertisements dipped 0.1% m/m in September. Despite being down that’s not too bad a result given the strong growth in August. Job ads are 50% higher than pre-covid levels — The focus for Australia

Australian private survey September CPI 0.0% m/m (prior 0.2%)

[ad_1] Melbourne Institute monthly inflation gauge flat m/m prior +0.2% +5.7% y/y prior +6.1% For the trimmed mean, +0.1% m/m and +5.1% y/y prior +0.1% m/m and +5.7% y/y This indicator is moving in the right direction for the RBA. CPOI levels are still elevated though. And the trimmed mean, while having dipped, is showing