posted by
Gimmy
1154 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental
made popular 1154 days ago
The Australian dollar opened lower on Monday after being sold off against the euro following an agreement on Greece.
posted by
ForexPlaybook
1154 days ago
in EUR, GBP, AUD
made popular 1154 days ago
Despite new highs on the Dow and S&P 500, risk aversion dominated the Forex marketplace last week. The US dollar pushed ever higher against its major counterparts, as growing concerns over the Greek debt crisis and a credit downgrade for Portugal
posted by
AussieTrader
1154 days ago
in USD, EUR, AUD
made popular 1154 days ago
It is poised for the biggest quarterly gain versus the european currency since 2008, while futures traders are betting the Australian dollar will rise against the greenback.
posted by
aussiemarket
1154 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental, Housing
made popular 1154 days ago
Australia’s market for residential mortgage-backed securities is becoming a cheaper source of funding for institutions lending to the housing market, according to Treasurer Wayne Swan.
posted by
brilo
1154 days ago
in AUD, Retail Sales
made popular 1154 days ago
Interest rates could be set to rise again in April after Australians return from their Easter break.
Home borrowers are still dealing with March's rate increase, on top of three hikes at the end of 2009.
posted by
forexcrunch
1155 days ago
in AUD, Technical, Weekly
made popular 1155 days ago
The Aussie suffered from the dollar’s strength in the past week. The upcoming week is packed with Aussie related figures. Here’s an outlook for the events that will move the Aussie, and an updated technical analysis for AUD/USD.
posted by
victoryismine
1155 days ago
in USD, AUD, GDP
made popular 1155 days ago
For the better part of 2009 Australian Dollar was the darling among currencies. The Aussie enjoyed steady appreciation and not just against US Dollar, but across the board. No surprise, really. Judging by economic numbers, downturn in Australia w
posted by
christine
1155 days ago
in AUD
made popular 1155 days ago
For the better part of 2009 Australian Dollar was the darling among currencies. The Aussie enjoyed steady appreciation and not just against US Dollar, but across the board. No surprise, really. Judging by economic numbers, downturn in Australia w
posted by
sassy
1155 days ago
in AUD, GDP
made popular 1155 days ago
While accelerating the rate of GDP growth - even catching up with Australia - may be an official aspiration, it is not simply a matter of trebling productivity as one businessman airily explained to me; he changed the topic when I asked how his f
posted by
butterscotch
1155 days ago
in EUR, AUD
made popular 1155 days ago
The Australian dollar closed higher on Friday evening after news of a potential bailout for troubled Greece boosted investor appetite for risk-sensitive currencies.
posted by
neorix
1156 days ago
in AUD
made popular 1156 days ago
The Australian dollar closed higher on Friday evening after news of a potential bailout for troubled Greece boosted investor appetite for risk-sensitive currencies.
posted by
konata
1156 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental, Employment
made popular 1156 days ago
A big reason the recent recession led to the smallest of increases in unemployment was the mildness of that recession. That's obvious. But the reverse also holds: a major reason the recession was so mild was the smallness of the rise in unemploym
