Surprisingly, the Australian dollar (AUD) outperformed its risk-related peers, prompting AUD/USD to post decent gains, coming ...

The Australian dollar edges lower against its U.S. counterpart on fears of more global tariffs. The ‘peak tariff’ situation doesn’t appear to have been reached yet, Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s ...

Slight increase in momentum suggests downward bias in Australian Dollar (AUD), but it is not expected to breach 0.6200. In the longer run, if AUD closes above 0.6310, it could trigger an advance to ...

Economists at HSBC have revised lower their forecast for the Australian Dollar (AUD) against the US Dollar (USD). The bank's... AUDUSD has held up well in the first half of the year, making a low ...

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With the focus on the White House, there’s scope for more worrying news around trade tensions producing a risk-off tone that could see AUD/USD test support around 0.6200. CBA said.

Explore how AUD/USD navigates new US tariff announcements, with insights on consumer confidence and potential RBA rate cuts ...

The US dollar has been a bit back and forth against the major currencies in the early hours of Monday morning. At this point, there is nothing to suggest that the trend is changing though.

The U.S. dollar strengthened against most other G-10 and Asian currencies in the morning session.

In March 2020, at the start of the pandemic, the USD/AUD exchange rate hit a high of 1.72. As of January 2024, 1 US dollar is worth 1.53 Australian dollars. This strength continues post-pandemic ...

Tariff-fried.We see three key takeaways from a frenzied week. First, the recent back and forth headlines have not altered our ...

Farm Payroll announcement in the United States came out with a lower headline number, but stronger and more hawkish internals ...