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Markets face a busy economic calendar and key data ahead, where technicals and macro news could quickly sway intraday sentiment.
The Australian dollar rose this week after hotter-than-expected inflation data showed prices up 3.5% year-on-year, the fastest pace in over a year.
The Australian dollar is under pressure as market sentiment shifts toward possible monetary easing, following signs of weakness in the labour market.
Australia's markets are navigating a mix of sticky inflation, a resilient yet cooling labor market, and rising geopolitical risks.
UK GDP and US sentiment releases steer Friday’s session, setting the tone for currency markets. Traders eye high-impact moves ahead.
This week's trading landscape is shaped by a series of high-impact economic releases, including U.S. GDP, Canada's GDP, the U.S. Core PCE Price Index, and China's Manufac...
Explore this week’s top economic events: Australia jobs data, UK GDP, and key U.S. releases like PPI, retail sales & consumer sentiment. Gain insights now!
Momentum is building across parts of the Australian economy, but uncertainty—both global and domestic—is keeping policymakers and investors cautious.
Australia's economy is navigating a complex mix of cooling inflation, global uncertainty, and structural headwinds.
The AUDUSD continues to face downward pressure, driven by strong technical signals pointing to sustained bearish momentum.
The Reserve Bank of Australia's recent monetary policy decisions, coupled with sluggish economic growth and persistent inflationary pressures, set the stage for critical ...
The Australian dollar's recent performance against the US dollar highlights significant market dynamics driven by technical and fundamental factors.
AUDUSD continues its downtrend following Trump's election win, with the Australian dollar down over 2.5% against the US dollar since early November.
The AUDUSD has been on a downward trend due to global economic uncertainties and weaker demand for Australian exports.
The AUDUSD has shown strong bullish momentum since August 5, driven by a "Golden Cross" and positive technical indicators. The Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) decision ...
The AUDUSD has shown upward momentum since early August but faces a potential correction indicated by bearish technical signals like a candlestick reversal pattern and ne...