27 May 2020 Pound-to-Australian Dollar Downtrend Intact and Set to Endure as Support Comes Under Pressure

The British Pound's downtrend against the Australian Dollar looks set to remain in place for the foreseeable future says a noted foreign exchange analyst we follow.

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26 May 2020 Pound-Australian Dollar Forecast: Technicals Advocate for Short-Term Gains, but Market Rebound Could Cut Short GBP/AUD Upside

The Pound's recent recovery against the Australian Dollar could run further, according to technical studies of the GBP/AUD exchange rate with confirm potential for a rebound to take shape.

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22 May 2020 Pound-to-Australian Dollar Recovers Amidst Heightened Geopolitical Tensions Surrounding Hong Kong

The Australian Dollar reversed some of its recent gains against the Pound, Euro and U.S. Dollar ahead of the weekend in response to a broad deterioration in market sentiment, as investors considere…

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21 May 2020 Australian Dollar Forecast "to Turn Lower on a 1 to 3 Month View" by Rabobank, Citing Deterioration in China-Aussie Trade Relationship

Foreign exchange strategists at Rabobank - the multi-national retail, commercial and investment bank - have said there is a chance the Australian Dollar's recent run of appreciation runs into troub…

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20 May 2020 Australian Dollar Bears Down on Sterling as Brexit and Bank of England Loom Over London

The Pound-to-Australian Dollar rate is on the back foot again this week and set to test a six-month low as Sterling's run of underperformance continues while the antipodean unit remains a star play…

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20 May 2020 Pound-Australian Dollar Flips into Negative for 2020

The British Pound's ongoing sell-off against the Australian Dollar means the GBP/AUD pair is now recording a loss for 2020, marking a significant shift in fortunes for an exchange rate which had be…

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19 May 2020 Commodities and Australian Dollar Set for a Boost on New Chinese Infrastructure Boom

The Pound-Australian Dollar exchange rate's relentless short-term decline extends, as markets eye a potential surge in Chinese demand for Aussie iron ore, coal and other related commodities.

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