The AUD/USD declined by 0.34% to 0.6470 in Thursday's session, extending its decline to a fresh three-month low of 0.6460.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) traded with a heavy bias amid disappointment with Chinese stimulus post-NPC while higher UST yields, USD weighed. AUD was last seen at 0.6545 levels, OCBC’s FX analysts ...

The AUD/USD pair is navigating the week starting with a steady tone, trading around 0.6590. After a significant drop last Friday, triggered by disappointment over China's economic stimulus measures, ...

AUD/USD exchange rate made a new 2020 high this ... With risk sentiment moving back into cautious mode, the US dollar has continued to remain supported. EUR/USD has moved... Jul 02,2019 Exchange ...

AUD/USD exchange rate made a new 2020 high this ... With risk sentiment moving back into cautious mode, the US dollar has continued to remain supported. EUR/USD has moved... Jul 02,2019 Exchange ...

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The greenback has surged against currencies of America’s major trading partners since the election, sounding a warning for the global economy.

Pty Ltd ('Webull Australia'), a subsidiary of Webull Corporation, the owner of the popular trading platform, launched an industry-first cash management service for its self-directed Retail investors ...

The AUD/USD price analysis shows indecision ahead of the US consumer inflation figures while Aussie found support from strong ...

The Australian sharemarket broke a three-day losing streak, with information technology and financials driving the market ...