
The Australian dollar's price performance against the USD and JPY offers an interesting chart formation. Where does it go?
The Australian dollar's price performance against the USD and JPY offers an interesting chart formation. Where does it go?
Brent followed the case of WTI, although not into the negative zone (yet); the AUD and the NZD are marching upwards across the board, the USD stays relatively strong.
Goldman Sachs sees the AUD/NZD pair as a buy. Why?
USD rules the market this Monday, with AUD and NZD getting their gains as well, gold plunging, and WTI dropping to 21-year lows at $14.80!
China’s gross domestic product shrank by 6.8%.
Currencies don't show any big activity on the US President's announcements, WTI gets lower than $19, gold at $1,700.
Australian jobs data will be announced on Thursday at 04:30 MT time.
This Tuesday gives an interesting Forex market layout with a weak USD, strong GBP, disappointed oil, and skyrocketing gold price.
OPEC+ is almost done with the big output cut, but the oil price doesn't like it enough.
Most of the currency pairs are in a consolidation, oil is waiting for the OPEC+ deal.
Middle of the week, no big news, USD slightly up, GBP prone to weakness as the British PM still in ICU
AUD looks stronger, RBA keeps the rate steady. How positive is the picture?
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