Australian Trade Balance: AUD 12891m beats forecast 9050m, and previous 8,356m, AUD
The Australian Trade Balance for January released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, has arrived as
AUD/USD bulls take a breather below 0.7300 as US President Biden confirms Russia flight ban
AUD/USD takes a U-turn from intraday high, stays mildly bid around six-week high. US President
AUD/USD Price Analysis: Braces for a pullback near 0.7260 prior to a firmer rally
Bulls look firmer on bullish flag formation, which may scale the spot higher. A pullback
AUD/USD to surge towards 0.74 by year-end fueled by rising commodity prices – Rabobank
Climbing commodity prices are set to provide support to the Australian dollar. Subsequently, economists at
AUD/USD holds on fragile grounds as bulls attempt to pull away from the beta of stocks
AUD/USD bulls stay in charge and eye commodities for direction. Ukraine crisis bears down on
AUD/USD Price Analysis: Further upside hinges on 15-week-old resistance break
AUD/USD extends the previous day’s rebound from 21-DMA, renews intraday top of late. 15-week-long resistance
RBA keeps OCR on hold at 0.10%, AUD/USD unfazed
The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) board members decided to keep the official cash rate
China’s Caixin Manufacturing PMI expands to 50.4 in February, a big beat
China's February Caixin Manufacturing PMI came in at 50.4 vs. 49.3 expected and January’s 49.1, showing that the
AUD/USD seesaws around 0.7250 on uneventful RBA, focus on news from Ukraine, Russia
AUD/USD renews intraday low but stays near the four-day top after RBA. RBA holds benchmark
RBA: Will not increase OCR until actual inflation is sustainably within 2%-3% target range
Following are the key headlines from the March RBA monetary policy statement, via Reuters, as presented by Governor