Australia

AUD/USD eyes key levels ahead of a likely Fed hold and pivotal Australian jobs data. Could soft figures lock in an RBA rate cut?

The ASX 200 is on track for a fifth straight weekly gain, but momentum is fading as it stalls below the February peak. With sentiment still risk-on, traders may favour dip buying if a pullback emerges.

The Australian dollar extended its recovery this week, but signs of exhaustion are appearing as AUD/USD and AUD/JPY approach key resistance levels. A bearish reversal pattern has formed on AUD/JPY, and AUD/USD is testing the 61.8% Fibonacci retracement level — both raising the risk of a short-term pullback.

65c continues to defy AUD/USD of a bullish breakout. Inflation data from China and the US are key data points for Australian dollar traders to keep an eye on this week.

The Australian dollar (AUD/USD) tests key resistance as Trump–Xi tensions hit USD sentiment. AUD/NZD stabilises; JPY gains on safe-haven demand.

AUD/USD remains stuck in a range following its second failed attempt to break above 65c. Traders will focus on Q1 GDP data to see if a slowing economy warrants an RBA cut in July.

Market sentiment turned sharply on Thursday as Wall Street reversed gains and the US dollar (USD) tumbled, pushing EUR/USD higher and USD/JPY lower. With Trump’s tariffs staying in place, traders are now focusing on key economic data and central bank updates for fresh direction.

Aussie CPI edges higher, but the RBA cut bias stays firm. Australian dollar dips as markets focus on upcoming data and July’s rate decision. Key levels in play for AUD/USD and AUD/JPY.

AUD/USD eyes key support and resistance as Australian CPI, RBNZ, and US PCE inflation data loom. Trump’s fiscal policies and weak bond auctions fuel market uncertainty.

Surging yields and weak bond demand triggered a Wall Street retreat, as the Japanese yen rose for a seventh day and the VIX hinted at a potential swing low.

AUD/USD surged as US–China trade optimism and yuan strength boosted sentiment. But with resistance near and risk appetite fading, Aussie bulls may face hurdles ahead.