Reserve Bank of Australia

The RBA is not done cutting interest rates, and this will weigh on the Aussie.

The Aussie Dollar strengthened after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) bottled another interest rate cut.

The RBA left its cash rate unchanged at 4.1% and opened the door ajar to the cycle's second cut in May, according to some analysts.

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is tipped to cut rates just once more in 2025, says Standard Chartered FX and Macro Strategist Nicholas Chia.

The Australian Dollar saw some volatile swings after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.10%.

The Australian Dollar dropped in value after the wind changed direction at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Chinese stimulus promises are limiting downside.

Australian interest rates won't be cut in the "near term", warns the Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), confirming interest rates will remain a bedrock of Australian Dollar strength.

The Australian Dollar is down against the majority of its currency peers after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) hinted that it was taking a path towards its first interest rate cut.

The Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) said the central bank won't be pushed into cutting interest rates until it felt the right conditions had been met.

The Pound to Australian dollar exchange rate fell heavily on Thursday as hawkish remarks from the Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Michelle Bullock helped the antipodean currency to outperform, but the pair has likely reached a near-term bottom and may even have scope to recover as far as 1.97 in the days ahead.

The Australian Dollar is lower against its major peers after Australia's quarterly inflation figures eased pressure on the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise interest rates again.

The Pound to Australian Dollar exchange rate (GBP/AUD) has risen after the Reserve Bank of Australia's May decision, but the bounce is unlikely to shift the tide for those wanting a stronger Pound.

The Australian Dollar fell after the RBA kept interest rates unchanged but stepped back from a commitment to raise them again if required.

The Australian Dollar was the G10 laggard on the day the Reserve Bank of Australia announced interest rates would stay unchanged into year-end and perhaps through the early stages of 2024.

The Australian Dollar recorded sizeable losses against the Pound, Euro, U.S. Dollar and other major currencies following the Reserve Bank of Australia's decision to raise interest rates and mixed trade data out of China.

The Australian Dollar has fallen against all its G10 currency peers amidst weak Chinese equity markets and following a decision by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to maintain interest rates and guidance which suggests it is in no hurry to hike again.

The Australian Dollar was sharply lower after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) opted to keep its base interest rate unchanged at 4.10% and communicated it was not committed to raising interest rates again.

The Australian Dollar pared earlier losses against most counterparts in the final session of the week after Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Governor Philip Lowe gave a cautiously upbeat assessment of the economic outlook and reportedly indicated that interest rates might already have risen as far as they’re likely to. 

The Australian Dollar is down against the Pound, Dollar, Euro and all G10 peers after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) kept interest rates unchanged.

The Australian Dollar appeared to bid goodbye to one while offering a salute to another in the final session of the week after the chancellor announced the appointment of a lady to the high chair of the manor at the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) in a succession of now outgoing Governor Philip Lowe.