2026-09-01
The Australian dollar is pressing against key resistance near 0.7180–0.7200 against the US dollar, as stronger-than-expected inflation data and resilient household spending have.
The Australian dollar is pressing against key resistance near 0.7180–0.7200 against the US dollar, as stronger-than-expected inflation data and resilient household spending have.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) is trading with a firm bias against the US Dollar (USD), with market focus shifting toward the 0.7200 level.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) remained resilient against the US Dollar (USD) on [date], holding its ground as markets weighed a hawkish Federal Reserve.
Australia’s private sector credit rose 0.6% in July, falling short of market forecasts of 0.7%, according to data released by the Reserve Bank.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) traded in a narrow range against the US Dollar (USD) on Thursday, showing little reaction to the latest China.
Australia’s private sector credit growth eased to 8.4% year-on-year in July, down from 8.5% in June, according to data released by the Reserve.
Australia’s TD Securities-Melbourne Institute inflation gauge rose by 0.5% in August, down from a 1.0% increase in the previous month, signaling a moderation.
Australia’s TD Securities-Melbourne Institute Inflation Gauge rose to 4.8% in the year to August, up from 4% in July, according to data released.
The Australian dollar is on track for its strongest weekly performance in months, fueled by hotter-than-expected inflation data that has reinforced market expectations.
The Australian dollar is poised to record its longest weekly winning streak since 2021, driven by hotter-than-expected inflation data that has reinforced expectations.