08 July 2020 Pound-to-Australian Dollar Goes Back Above 1.80, can it Push Higher?

The Pound-to-Australian Dollar exchange rate has rallied back above the 1.80 level having posted a 0.90% advance on Tuesday and technical studies suggest further advances could be possible in the s…

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07 July 2020 The Australian Dollar Wobbles on Melbourne Lockdown and Cautious RBA Update

The Australian Dollar underperformed major rivals including Pound Tuesday after nearly a fifth of the country's population was placed back into 'lockdown' and the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) wa…

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06 July 2020 Australian Dollar Rally Taking a "Pause for Breath" says CBA

Foreign exchange analysts at Commonwealth Bank of Australia say the Australian Dollar is due a "pause for breath" from its multi-week trend of appreciation, amidst "surging coronavirus cases in the…

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03 July 2020 Australian Dollar Outperformance Limited by Independence Day Trade as RBA Day Looms

The Australian Dollar was outperforming major rivals on Friday gains were limited as risk assets ebbed in what was also the beginning of a long holiday weekend for Americans, which comes as th…

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02 July 2020 Pound-Australian Dollar Forecasts Warn of Long Downtrend but Plateau Seen in Short-term 

The Pound-to-Australian Dollar rate faces a long and steady downtrend according to new forecasts from Aussie lender St George Bank, which sees the antipodean unit riding a global economic recovery …

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02 July 2020 The Australian Dollar is Forecast to Remain Supported by Improving Trade Fundamentals

Australia continues to earn more from international trade than it spends, confirming that a significant fundamental anchor for the currency exists that could result in further strength over coming …

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01 July 2020 Australian Dollar Recovery Could Endure as Baltic Exchange, Commodity Prices Shows Chinese Demand is Solid

The Australian Dollar will likely remain supported as long as a recovery in the trade of basic commodities continues, which is likely given ongoing signs of voracious demand from China.

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