AUD/USD
AUD/USD steadies near 0.6950 as geopolitics drive USD demand
AUD/USD steadies near 0.6950 as geopolitics drive USD demand
US dollar surge defies usual drivers as AUD/USD unwind accelerates
AUD/USD is being dragged lower by a USD surge that isn't being driven by yields or energy, while softer Australian inflation is starting to erode hawkish RBA support that had underpinned the pair.
AUD/USD struggles as inflation data, Oil volatility, and RBA outlook clash
AUD/USD struggles as inflation data, Oil volatility, and RBA outlook clash
AUD/USD: Inflation risks curb downside for Aussie – BBH
AUD/USD: Inflation risks curb downside for Aussie – BBH
AUD/USD Forex Signal: Bullish Outlook Amid Steady Australia Inflation Report - 25 March 2026
The AUD/USD pair rose slightly after the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) published the latest consumer inflation report. It rose to the important resistance level at 0.7000 from this week's low of 0.6908.
AUD/USD Price Forecast: Continues to hold key support level of around 0.6900
AUD/USD Price Forecast: Continues to hold key support level of around 0.6900
AUD/USD: The Technical Squeeze Between 0.6980 and 0.7070
AUD/USD continues to struggle below the psychological 0.7000 handle following softer than expected CPI data. Market participants still seem to be erring on the side of caution with more rate hikes still expected from the RBA moving forward.
AUD/USD: The technical squeeze between 0.6980 and 0.7070
AUD/USD remains under pressure after softer Australian CPI data (3.7%) failed to dispel RBA rate hike expectations. The pair is technically "coiled" between 0.6980 and 0.7070, with US Dollar moves and geopolitical sentiment driving near-term direction.
Australian Dollar reacts little to soft CPI report; AUD/USD consolidates around 0.7000
Australian Dollar reacts little to soft CPI report; AUD/USD consolidates around 0.7000
AUD/USD treads water near 0.7000 ahead of make-or-break CPI
AUD/USD treads water near 0.7000 ahead of make-or-break CPI
AUD/USD Tumbles Under Middle East Tensions and PMI Contraction
The Australian Dollar faced a sharp reversal this week, with the AUD/USD pair dropping to the 0.6950 region. While institutional players like Barclays have recently upgraded their long-term forecasts to 0.74 citing the AI-driven commodity boom, the immediate reality for the “Aussie” is a “perfect storm” of domestic economic contraction and a massive flight to safe-haven assets.
AUD/USD tumbles as safe-haven demand rises amid Middle East tensions
AUD/USD tumbles as safe-haven demand rises amid Middle East tensions
