AUD/USD (Australian dollar/US dollar) AUD/USD (Australian dollar/US dollar)
AUD/USD (Australian dollar/US dollar)

The Aussie continues to be very choppy, but at this point in time, the markets are going to continue to see a lot of back and forth behavior.

The Aussie continues to be very noisy, and because of this we need to be very cautious with a big position, unless of course we are able to sit and watch the charts.

26 Mar, 2024 @ 13:16 by Yahoo! Finance

The Aussie continues to bounce back and forth at the moment, as we are in the middle of a larger range. Ultimately, you should keep in mind that we are going sideways at the moment.

The Aussie has bounced a bit in the early hours on Monday, as the markets continue to try to settle on a longer-term range in an environment with all central banks looking dovish.

The Australian dollar has gone back and forth during the course of the week, initially trying to rally before falling hard again. We are still very much range bound in this market.

The Australian dollar plunged a bit during the Friday session, but still remains very much range bound and therefore I don’t think much has changed.

22 Mar, 2024 @ 09:58 by Yahoo! Finance

China’s currency has been unusually stable so far this year. + That put the yuan on course for its weakest settle since November, Tullett Prebon data showed. + The offshore yuan has moved toward last September's trough of 7.365—the weakest closing level on record, based on data going back to 2010, when China began to allow offshore currency trading.

21 Mar, 2024 @ 14:21 by Yahoo! Finance

The Aussie initially shot higher on Thursday, as the Federal Reserve reiterated its desire and likelihood of cutting rates three times this year. However, the Aussie dollar has given back its gains, showing a bit of underlying weakness.

20 Mar, 2024 @ 12:42 by Yahoo! Finance

The Australian dollar continues to trade within the well-defined range that we have been in. Because of this, I think we get more of the same sideways action.

19 Mar, 2024 @ 12:42 by Yahoo! Finance

The Australian dollar has drifted lower during the early hours on Tuesday, as we await the Federal Reserve decision on Wednesday, and therefore is likely that we continue to see a little bit of like Lester and hesitation.

Central banks around the world are making policy decisions this week, and there are also some major earnings on the slate. The Bank of Japan ended negative interest rates after eight years on Tuesday and halted most of its unorthodox monetary easing policies.

The Aussie dollar continues to go back and forth during the session on Monday, as we are still stuck in the same consolidation area that we have been in. I think this is very likely to be the case going forward as well.

The Aussie dollar has fallen a bit during the week but remains in the same consolidation area that we have been in for some time.

The Aussie dollar has been somewhat negative early on Friday, but then bounced a bit, showing just how wishy-washy the market really is at the moment.

The Aussie continues to be stuck in a range as we enter the Thursday session. At this point, it is more or less going to be the realm of short-term trading more than anything else, until a key level gets broken.

The Australian dollar hasn’t done a lot during the last couple of days other than bounce around in the resistance area that has been so important over the last several sessions.

12 Mar, 2024 @ 12:13 by Yahoo! Finance

The Aussie dollar continues to see a lot of volatility, as the markets are trying to stabilize overall, and assess whether or not there is a “risk on or risk off” attitude in general.

11 Mar, 2024 @ 12:30 by Yahoo! Finance

The Australian dollar has had a lackluster early Monday morning trading session as traders came back to work eyeballing the massive shooting star that was formed on Friday.

The Aussie dollar has been very strong this week, breaking above the 50-Week EMA and showing signs of resiliency at a major support level.

The Aussie dollar rallied significantly during the course of the trading session on Friday, as the jobs number came out much weaker than anticipated and people continue to bet on the idea of the Federal Reserve cutting rates.

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