Australian Dollar Slips as US Yields Rebound, PMIs Fail to Inspire
The Australian dollar weakened against the US dollar on Monday, as a rebound in US Treasury yields and a mixed set of purchasing
The Australian dollar weakened against the US dollar on Monday, as a rebound in US Treasury yields and a mixed set of purchasing
New Zealand’s merchandise imports fell to $7.39 billion in July, down from a revised $8.07 billion in June, according to the latest official
New Zealand’s imports increased to $9.34 billion in July, up from $8.07 billion in the previous month, according to latest data. The rise
The British pound continues to push higher against the Japanese yen, with the GBP/JPY pair extending its recent rally and setting its sights
Australia’s S&P Global Composite Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) eased to 52.5 in August, down from 53.2 in July, according to the latest flash
Australia’s manufacturing sector maintained its expansionary momentum in August, with the S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) holding steady at 52.0, unchanged
Australia’s services sector continued to expand in August, though at a slightly softer pace, as the S&P Global Services PMI dipped to 52.9
Japan’s core consumer price index (CPI) rose 2.0% year-on-year in July, up from 1.7% in June, according to data released by the Ministry
New Zealand’s trade balance (month-on-month, seasonally adjusted) fell sharply to a surplus of NZD 1.95 million in July, down from a revised surplus
Cryptocurrency markets showed mixed momentum during the Asian trading session on August 21, with Bitcoin, Ethena, and Solana each facing distinct technical pressures