
AUD/USD Crushed Ahead of Jobs Report as US Dollar, Yields Surge
AUD/USD slumps towards 70c as surging US yields and a stronger dollar overshadow Australian jobs data and the RBA outlook.
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AUD/USD slumps towards 70c as surging US yields and a stronger dollar overshadow Australian jobs data and the RBA outlook.

AUD/USD remains under pressure after breaking key trend support, with the latest decline putting the focus on the next major downside pivot.

AUD/USD outlook ahead of Australian employment, RBA speakers and the Trump–Xi summit as the Aussie extends its two-week retracement.

Aussie has reversed sharply from the September highs, with weakening momentum raising the stakes at support ahead of tomorrow’s Fed decision.

AUD/USD momentum fades as Fed hike expectations return, while RBA officials keep September tightening risks firmly in focus.

AUD/USD slides as surging oil, rising Treasury yields and hot US PPI revive Fed hike bets ahead of CPI.

AUD/USD is trading at its highest since early May, with the yen’s continued rally helping soften the dollar and amplify the Aussie’s upside response.

AUD/USD holds above 72c as traders weigh rising Fed hike bets, US CPI, Treasury yields and a potential test of its year-to-date high.

Historically, September has been the second-strongest month for EUR/USD performance, with the world’s most widely-traded currency pair sporting an average return of +0.6% over the last 50+ years - see what other seasonal trends could impact the FX market this month!

Sr. Technical Strategist Michael Boutros highlights the levels that matter on the Euro, Aussie and Gold this week.

AUD/USD faces competing RBA and Fed hike bets this week, with Australian GDP and US payrolls set to test the eight-week rally.

Aussie has advanced in eight of the past nine weeks, but the next technical hurdle could determine whether bulls can sustain the broader advance.

Australian household spending strengthened again in July, adding to inflation and construction data supporting a September RBA hike.