The Australian Dollar rose Friday following reports that U.S. officials are debating lifting some tariffs on goods imported from China, but a flurry of economic figures due out of the world's second largest economy at the start of next week presents a risk to the Antipodean currency. 

January 21,2019

The Australian Dollar was unmoved by a steep fall in the Westpac Consumer Sentiment index Wednesday but selling the Antipodean currency is still a "top" investment idea for the 2019 year, according to analysts at DNB Bank in Singapore. 

January 17,2019

The Australian Dollar was lifted Tuesday by reports suggesting the Chinese government will cut taxes on a larger scale than previously thought in order to support the economy, which has fuelled support for so-called risk assets. 

January 15,2019

The Australian Dollar slumped at the opening of the new week after official data revealed a sharp slump in Chinese imports and exports during December, placing a question mark over the health of the world's second largest economy and sending so-called risk assets lower Monday. 

January 14,2019

Australian Dollar

The monthly chart shows GBP/AUD hitting a wall of resistance at the level of the formidable 50-month moving average which has repeatedly rejected attempts to penetrate it ever since March 2018. Whilst, of course, it could break higher, it would have to break clearly above the 1.8732 highs for confirmation.

January 13,2019

The Australian Dollar continued to trade on its front foot Friday as optimism about trade talks between the U.S. and China helped lift markets and as investors responded to a strong set of retail sales numbers for November.  

January 11,2019

The Pound-to-Australian-Dollar rate will soon return to its December low, according to analysts at Westpac, as the Brexit clock runs down in London and negotiators elsewhere close in on an agreement to end the so-called trade war between the world's two largest economies. 

January 10,2019

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