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Australia dollar steady late as trade data erode
The Australian dollar was marginally stronger in Asian trade late Thursday as support provided by stronger equities performance was eroded by a wider-than-expected blowout in the trade deficit.
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The Australian dollar recovers on domestic cheer
The Australian dollar recovered almost a cent on Friday from near two-week lows struck offshore as robust domestic data helped offset fresh doubts on the global recovery following gloomy US jobs data. 17
Australian Motor Vehicle Sales Up Adj 11.8% In June
Sales of new cars and trucks in Australia rose a seasonally adjusted 11.8% in June versus May, according to industry figures issued Friday. The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries said 102,847 vehicles were sold in June, or 3.5% more less in 12
Dollar lower after body-blow US jobs data
The Australian dollar was lower today as it slowly recovered from a "body-blow'' in worse-than-expected US jobless data. 8
AUD lower after body-blow US jobs data
The Australian dollar was lower today as it slowly recovered from a "body-blow'' in worse-than-expected US jobless data. 12
EUR/AUD - Technical Analysis
1,7559. EUR AUD moves without trend and swings around exponential moving averages (EMA 50 and 100). The volatility is high. ForexTrend daily (Mataf Trend Indicator) is in a bearish configuration. 1H, 4H ForexSto (Modified Stochastic) indicate a b 10
AUD/USD - Technical Analysis
0,8038. AUD USD is in an uptrend supported by daily exponential moving averages. AUD USD is in a consolidation after the last bullish movement. Bollinger bands are flat. ForexTrend daily, 4H (Mataf Trend Indicator) is in a bullish configuration. 15
Trade deficit widens as crisis hurts mining exports
AUSTRALIA'S trade deficit widened to $556 million in May - its biggest in 10 months - after a sharp fall in iron ore and coal exports. 9
Australian Dollar At 12-day High Against Yen
2-day high of 78.32 against the Japanese yen by 8:30 am ET Wednesday, compared to yesterday's close of 77.73. 13
Australian May Retail Sales Rise 1% on Lower Rates
Australia’s retail sales climbed twice as much as economists estimated in May as consumers spent more at department stores and restaurants. 10
Manufacturing falls for 13th straight month
Activity in the manufacturing sector continued to decline in June, although the pace of easing slowed, a survey showed 13
Retail sales jump
Retail sales rose in May for a third month as government handouts and hopes that the downturn will be a mild one prompted shoppers to spend up. 
