China’s Premier Li urges policy fine-tuning as economic woes mount – Bloomberg
China’s Premier Li Keqiang said during a meeting with the State Council on Wednesday, fine-tuning
AUD/USD Price Analysis: 21-DMA is the level to beat for the bears
AUD/USD reverses Wednesday’s rebound-induced by dovish Powell. The aussie clings to 21-DMA support for the
AUD/USD pares modest intraday gains, remains below mid-0.7400s ahead of Fed
Upbeat Chinese PMI, renewed USD weakness assisted AUD/USD to gain traction on Wednesday. The USD
Aussie Trade Balance surplus a positive for AUD
Australia Trade Balance for September arrived A$12.243b vs the estimated A$12.175b and vs the prior
Fitch Ratings: RBA’s policy recalibration signals inflation risk, 2023 rate hike
According to the US-based Fitch Ratings, the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy tweak
AUD/USD stalls the post-Fed bounce above 0.7450 on mixed Australian data
AUD/USD bulls face an uphill battle after mixed Australian Trade, Retail Sales data. The US
AUD/USD refreshes daily tops near mid-0.7400s, focus remains on FOMC
Upbeat Chinese data assisted AUD/USD to gain some positive traction on Wednesday. A subdued USD
China’s Caixin Services PMI climbs to 53.8 in October, a positive surprise
China's Caixin services PMI for October came in at 53.8 vs. 50.7 expected and 53.4 last, showing that
AUD/USD drops to fresh weekly lows below 0.7500 on dovish RBA
AUD/USD sold-off into RBA’s dovishness despite opening doors to rate hikes. Pre-Fed anxiety weighs on
RBA: Will not hike OCR until actual inflation is sustainably within the 2 to 3% target range
Following are the key headlines from the November RBA monetary policy statement, via Reuters, as presented by Governor