Share: The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Assistant Governor (Financial Markets), Christopher Kent, did not sound keen on further rate hikes and said that monetary policy is slowing the growth of demand, and inflation. Additional Quotes via Reuters: Policy lags mean some further effects of past rate hikes are still to be felt
Share: AUD/USD faces selling pressure above 0.6400 as IMF warned decline in global output due to Middle East tensions. The USD Index drifted lower swiftly to near 106.00 as Fed policymakers supported keeping interest rates steady. AUD/USD trades in a Rising channel in which each pullback is considered as a buying opportunity. The
Share: The AUD/USD is struggling to find support as the US Dollar movers higher across the broader market. The Aussie is facing multiple bearish pressures as the RBA keeps rates unchanged as markets expected. The rest of the week still sees key data points for both the Aussie and the Greenback. The AUD/USD
Market Recap Recommended by Jun Rong Yeap Get Your Free Equities Forecast Another push higher in Treasury yields kept risk sentiments broadly in check, as the US 10-year yields surged to touch another new high since 2007 at 4.68%. A lesser-than-expected contraction in US manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) reading (49 vs 47.8 est), along
AUD/USD ANALYSIS & TALKING POINTS Chinese and Australian PMI’s disappoint. US PMI data and Fed guidance to come later today. AUD long upper wick suggests the possibility for further downside. Trade Smarter – Sign up for the DailyFX Newsletter Receive timely and compelling market commentary from the DailyFX team Subscribe to Newsletter AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR FUNDAMENTAL
Share: AUD/USD finds nominal selling pressure near 0.6500 while more upside remains favored. Soft US core PCE inflation data dragged the 10-year US Treasury yields to 4.5%. The RBA is expected to keep interest rates unchanged but the interest rate peak is seen at 4.35% by the year-end. The AUD/USD pair rallied to
Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, RBA, Fed, CPI, China, Lowe, Bullock – Talking Points The Australian Dollar has steadied going into Tuesday’s session RBA meeting minutes confirm most of what was already known RBA and Fed policy face similar futures. Who will blink first? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Trading Forex News: The Strategy The Australian
Share: AUD/USD continues with its struggle to gain traction on Tuesday and remains confined in a range. The September RBA meeting minutes fail to impress traders or provide any meaningful impetus. Subdued USD price action lends some support as traders move to the sidelines ahead of the FOMC. The AUD/USD pair extends its
Market Recap Recommended by Jun Rong Yeap How to Trade FX with Your Stock Trading Strategy Market sentiments remained in its usual wait-and-see ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting this week, as the VIX headed higher for the second straight day to reflect increased hedging activities while major US indices ended the
Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell on Tuesday as Chinese service sector data pointed to more headwinds for the region’s largest economy, while the Australian dollar fell sharply after the Reserve Bank kept rates steady, as expected. The U.S. dollar steadied near three-month highs before a slew of Federal Reserve speakers this week. While the greenback
