AUD Trading Outlook Archive

The Australian dollar rose versus the greenback at 1.0269 from 1.0137. The Aussie which followed the decline in the euro remains vulnerable in thin trading conditions as the new year begins.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) the US session saw AUD/USD lead the other currencies higher with a move to 1.0150. This was despite heavy gold selling and Oil weakness with the market instead following stocks. The range is still holding even as GBP and EURO break… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) Slumped with risk off trade and is now targeting the major big figure at 1.0000 if stocks continue to press lower. AUD/JPY is struggling as USD/JPY is kept capped and the recent rally may be unwound if support at Y78 is… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) kept to the same range as Monday with traders concerned about the Iran threat but positive about the US consumer confidence data. Stock markets will be closely watched this week with hopes still remaining of a year end rally.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) did very little with the risk currency usually tracking stock markets which were closed around the world. Any more gains in stocks will see the AUD/USD retest 1.0200 and a break higher could bring buyers back to the high yielder. Looking… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) stayed in 50 pip range from 1.0125 to 1.0175 and closed right in the middle with little interest to move higher into the Christmas weekend but supported on the downside from strong stocks. Looking ahead, Bank holiday Monday.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) the Aussie was able to rally as stocks moved higher with the commodity currency enjoying support in recent sessions. The RBA may not have to cut rates next year and if stocks rally the Aussie with its 4.25% interest rate will… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) the AUD/USD rallied to 1.0200 but then reversed as the EUR/USD and US Stocks changed direction. The risk currency is at the mercy of other markets but the underlying strength on the Australia economy is still there and the interest rate… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) the Aussie was the back overnight breaking above 1.0000 and surging to 1.0100 after opening under 0.9900 in Asia. The risk currency was supported by RBA minutes which suggest the December rate cut was only a precaution given the European downside… Read more

The Australian Dollar (AUD) the Aussie was the worst hit currency from the risk aversion in the markets yesterday closing below 0.9900. The RBA minutes released in early Asia did offer some reprieve however and most analysts are calling for range trading over the holiday… Read more