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Jun 2026
Australian dollar slides towards 0.7000 as Middle East tensions and Fed hike bets lift US dollar

Australian dollar slips near 0.7005 as Middle East tensions, Fed hike bets, and weaker commodities boost USD.

20

Jun 2026
Aussie dollar slips towards 0.7000 as hawkish Fed and firm US dollar overshadow RBA stance

AUD fell on hawkish Fed, despite RBA stance; CPI, jobs, and US PCE ahead guide AUD/USD.

20

Jun 2026
AUD/USD Holds Steady as Fed and RBA Hawkish Signals Offset Ahead of Key Inflation Data

AUD/USD steady as Fed, RBA hawkish signals offset; focus shifts to CPI/PCE data, China, key technical levels.

18

Jun 2026
AUD/USD Steadies as Iran Ceasefire Talk Lifts Risk Mood, Fed Decision in Focus

AUD/USD steadies near 0.7070 as risk sentiment improves; traders await Fed decision, Iran ceasefire, commodities signals.

17

Jun 2026
PBOC Sets Yuan Fix Weaker Than Estimates, Signalling Greater Tolerance for Depreciation

PBOC set a weaker-than-expected yuan fixing at 6.8096, signaling tolerance for depreciation amid slowing growth.

17

Jun 2026
Australian Dollar Rises as RBA Holds Rates, Maintains Tightening Bias Ahead of Fed Decision

Australian dollar firms after RBA holds rates steady, keeps hawkish bias; mixed China data and Fed cap gains.

16

Jun 2026
China data mixed as retail sales and investment miss, dragging Australian dollar lower against US dollar

China’s data mixed: retail sales and investment fell, pressuring AUD/USD; industrial output beat, but downside bias remains.

16

Jun 2026
Australian Dollar Slips as China Data Split; Retail Sales Miss, Investment Weakens, Output Beats

China’s May data mixed: retail sales missed, investment weakened, production beat; AUD/USD dipped amid slowdown.

16

Jun 2026
China’s May retail sales fall 0.6%, fuelling bearish China equity, copper and AUD trades

China’s May retail sales fell 0.6%, signalling weak consumer demand, pressuring equities, commodities, and AUD-linked exposures.

16

Jun 2026
China’s May Factory Output Beats Forecasts, Lifting Commodity and Australian Dollar Prospects

China’s May industrial output rose 4.5%, beating forecasts, supporting commodities, AUD, while consumer demand lags.

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