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AUD/USD Price Forecast: Falls toward ascending channel lower boundary near 0.6450

The AUD/USD pair has pulled back from the levels near a six-month high of 0.6515. The RSI remains above the…

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AUD/USD rises above 0.6500 following domestic data, US-China trade talks eyed

AUD/USD gains ground following the release of domestic mid-tier economic data on Wednesday. US Treasury Secretary Bessent and Trade Representative…

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Chart of The Day – AUD/USD

The Australian dollar extends its gains from the end of last week by 0.5%, remaining the strongest among G10 currencies,…

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AUD gains ground as Services PMI marks fifteen consecutive months of growth

The Australian Dollar strengthened after Prime Minister Anthony Albanese secured a second three-year term in the 2025 Federal Election. Australia’s…

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AUD/USD strengthens amid mixed US data and trade optimism

US Dollar Index (DXY) falls to 99.47 after a false break at the 100.00 level. Nonfarm Payrolls rise by 177,000,…

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AUD/NZD Bullish momentum, buyers don’t give up

AUD/NZD was seen around the upper end of its daily range on Friday. The pair maintains a bullish outlook supported…

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AUD remains stronger as US Dollar struggles ahead of Nonfarm Payrolls

The Australian Dollar maintains its position despite a disappointing Retail Sales MoM for March. The AUD may come under pressure…

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AUD loses recent gains as US Dollar rises ahead of ISM Manufacturing PMI

The Australian Dollar loses ground ahead of the US ISM Manufacturing PMI data release on Thursday. Australia’s Bureau of Statistics…

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AUD/JPY rises above 91.00 following key economic data from Australia, Japan

AUD/JPY advances as the Australian Dollar strengthens on CPI data from Australia and PMI figures from China. Australian Treasurer Jim…

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AUD rises as inflationary pressures weaken odds of an RBA’s rate cut in May

The Australian Dollar is regaining ground after the release of key economic data from both Australia and China. Australia’s Consumer…

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