04 September 2018 Australian Dollar's RBA Gains Short-Lived as Downtrend Retains Stranglehold on this Unloved Currency

The Australian out-performed rivals during the Asian session on Tuesday, September 04 thanks to a shift in stance to the currency's value at the RBA however a subsequent retreat only serves to confโ€ฆ

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02 September 2018 Australian Dollar vs. Pound Week Ahead: Potential Uptrend Beckons

GBP/AUD in strong rebound and the pair is now above 1.80 and in a new short-term uptrend. The main release for the Pound is PMI data and for the Aussie Q2 GDP and a central bank meeting.

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31 August 2018 Australian Dollar + New Zealand Dollar Forecasts for Remainder of 2018: ANZ are Bearish

"For the AUD and NZD, better news around China is nearly absorbed and over the rest of the year we remain bearish on both" - ANZ.

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30 August 2018 The Australian Dollar's Outlook Sours Further as Capex, House Price Data Point to RBA Inertia

The Australian Dollar hit the ropes Thursday after official data showed the value of business investment falling sharply during the second-quarter and as traders shunned so called risk assets in thโ€ฆ

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29 August 2018 Pound Surges vs. Australian Dollar as Westpac Announce Surprise Mortgage Rate Rise

The Australian Dollar is seen coming under pressure in the wake of news that Australian lender Westpac has raised its standard variable home loan rate by 14bp to 5.38%.

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28 August 2018 Australian Dollar Turns Back to Fundamentals now Canberra Intrigue is Fading

"While the AUD saw a knee-jerk move higher on Morrison's appointment, the fragile political backdrop still remains a cause of concern" - ING's Viraj Patel.

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27 August 2018 Pound-to-Australian Dollar Rate in the Week Ahead: A Continued Downside Bias

GBP/AUD is in a short-term downtrend after breaking below the 50-week MA with the longer-term charts also suggesting more weakness. Effects on AUD of recent change in Prime Minister meanwhile remaiโ€ฆ

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