M6AMAIN Micro AUD/USD Futures(MAR5)
- 0.6351
- +0.0047+0.75%
Micro AUD/USD Futures(MAR5) News
AUD/USD: Likely to Rise to 0.6355 – UOB Group
Market Pricing 100% Probability for an RBA Rate Cut This Month -- Market Talk
If RBA Lowers Rates, Cut Should Be Hawkish, Ex-Manager Says -- Market Talk
Australian Dollar Rises as Trump Delays Reciprocal Tariffs
Australian Central Bank's Rate Call Finely Balanced; Cut Must Be Hawkish, Says Former Manager
RBA: Rate Cuts Are Likely Forthcoming – Standard Chartered
Australian Consumers Take a Break From Spending -- Market Talk
Australia Central Bank Rate Cut This Month Far From Certain -- Market Talk
Australian Dollar Struggles Despite a Rise in Consumer Inflation Expectations
Melbourne Institute's Consumer Inflation Expectation Measure for February Rises to Highest Since April 2024
Australian Dollar Could Jump If RBA Sits Pat on Rates -- Market Talk
The Reserve Bank of Australia is about to announce its first interest rate cut in four years; what is the short-term outlook for the Australian Dollar?
If the Reserve Bank of Australia adopts a "hawkish rate cut" strategy, emphasizing a cautious approach to future rate cuts, the Australian Dollar's decline may be limited. However, influenced by global trade concerns, the Australian Dollar may still face short-term pressure. The latest tariff policies from the USA exacerbate market uncertainty, which may further impact Australia's mineral exports. In the future, the movement of the Australian Dollar will depend on the Reserve Bank of Australia's policy statements, the global economic environment, and the trends of the US Dollar. Rate cut background and economic conditions 1. Australia's economic data performance is fairly good Although the market has anticipated a rate cut, the current economic data does not fully support the necessity for further easing. The labor market remains
ANZ Research Raises Australia's GDP Growth Forecast to 2.4% for 2025
Reserve Bank of Australia to Cut Rates Next Week Amid "Turbulent" Conditions, Says ING
Is Your Portfolio Ready for Higher Inflation AND Rate Cuts?
Australian Dollar Edges Lower as Trump Expands Steel and Aluminum Tariffs
Australian Business Conditions Down, Confidence Improves in January
Australian Consumer Confidence Moderates in Week to Feb. 9
Westpac-Melbourne Institute Consumer Sentiment Index Inches Up to 92.2 in February
AUD/USD: Not Expected to Breach 0.6200 – UOB Group