The AUD/USD pair fell once again after China revealed a drop in its PMI in January. It came out at 49.6 this month versus 50.5 in December, and against analysts' expectations of a rise to 50.6. Read more >>
Better-than-expected Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from Australia helped lift the aussie against the greenback in today's Asian session. Read more >>
New Zealand's better-than-expected Consumer Price Index (CPI) figures helped boost the NZD against a number of major currencies early in today's trading. Read more >>
After taking a huge beating in last week's trading, the AUD/USD pair had slight gains during today's session. The recovery was fueled by Chinese data that were released earlier today. Read more >>
Expect this week to be a busy one, especially from Monday until Wednesday. Several countries will release important data, including interest rate decisions from Japan and Canada, CPI of New Zealand, Australia, and Canada. Read more >>
The aussie continued to plummet during yesterday's trading, but had a little break in today's Asian session. Yesterday, the AUD/USD pair sank to a low of 0.8776, although it has managed to return to the 0.88 zone. Read more >>
The aussie tumbled against the greenback in today's trading as Australia posted dismal employment data earlier today. Read more >>
A combination of a weak aussie and a greenback that's gaining momentum led a to a slide in the AUD/USD pair. The decline began around the middle of yesterday's session and has so far continued to this day. Read more >>
The AUD/USD pair closed on a strong note for the first time in a month during yesterday's session. The pair closed above the 0.9000 zone, a level not seen since mid-December 2013. Read more >>
The poor US Nonfarm Payrolls data rocked the market last week, which led to a weaker greenback across the board. The number came out at 74k, which was far lower than the projected 200k. Read more >>