posted by
crunchy
23 hours ago
in AUD, Inflation, Employment
The biggest expansion of Australian working hours since 1998 may cause job gains to reaccelerate in coming months, forcing the central bank to raise interest rates higher than what Governor Glenn Stevens calls a neutral level.
posted by
liviuf
1 day 15 hours ago
in EUR, AUD, Technical
EURUSD - A break above 1.3680/90 – the trend line resistance extended from 1.3840 – shows up. Some resistance layers are seen above current trading zone – around 1.3730, then higher at 1.3790/00 and perhaps a stronger barrier around 1.3850.
posted by
hachibi
1 day 19 hours ago
in AUD, Employment
The Australian dollar was slightly higher today as it traded in a tight range in the wake of the release of steady employment figures yesterday.
posted by
yosoybeloved
2 days ago
in USD, AUD, Daily
AUD/USD lose some upside moment with 4 hours MACD crossed below signal line again but after all, further rally is in favor as long as 0.9053 minor support holds. Rise from 0.8577 is still expected to continue towards 100% projection of 0.8577 to
posted by
christine
2 days ago
in AUD, Employment
The Australian dollar closed slightly lower after mixed employment figures indicated the central bank would keep interest rates on hold in April.
posted by
sora
2 days ago
in AUD, Employment
The Australian dollar bounced from lows on Thursday after bets of further interest rate rises at home offset concerns that China may further tighten policy to rein in 16-month high inflation.
posted by
ronnyrabbit1
3 days ago
in USD, EUR, AUD
Yesterday night, European time, we learn that China grew a lot more than expected, exported a lot, while not importing so much. This is a great sign for this new (or not so new…) economic power. But did you stop and ask yourselves: Whom they are
posted by
traderplanet
3 days ago
in USD, EUR, AUD
The Euro was unable to make any headway in early European trading on Tuesday and there was a renewed test of support close to the 1.36 level. The Euro was subjected to further selling pressure during the Europeans session with a low close to 1.35
posted by
victoryismine
3 days ago
in AUD
WHAT do Sweden and Australia have in common? If you answered that they both played a pioneering role in the early days of cinema, you would be correct but the judges would probably reject your answer on the grounds the question wasn't in the hist
posted by
minxybrilo
3 days ago
in JPY, AUD, Trade
Asian stocks held around six-week highs, powered by foreign-fund inflows, while China's strong export and import data boosted the Australian dollar.
posted by
pipOhoLic
3 days ago
in AUD, NZD, Fundamental
The Australian dollar has held on to the gains that it has been recently experiencing and opened the week at a 0.9060.
posted by
commentary
3 days ago
in AUD, Fundamental
THE dollar was slightly higher at noon, as a strong consumer confidence report prompted anticipation of firm official labour force figures.