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AUD/USD is trading at 0.70510, reflecting continuous policy divergence between the RBA and the Fed, alongside broader macro shifts and commodity influences. This analysis delves into critical...

The AUD/USD trades within a well-defined range, with traders eyeing key levels and macro drivers for potential breakouts. Despite an initial dip, the pair's short-term trajectory hinges on policy...

A tactical analysis of AUD/USD as it tests the critical 0.70000 level, focusing on the classification of trend vs. range regimes for the New York session.

AUD/USD faces a critical test at the 0.70000 psychological level as market participants weigh front-end rates and global risk budgets.

The Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly restarts its hiking cycle with a 25bp lift to 3.85%, even as housing permits signal underlying economic strain.

AUD/USD faces a critical test at the 0.69500 pivot as central bank guidance and commodity deleveraging drive intraday volatility.

AUD/USD faces a critical trend-vs-rotation decision at the 0.69750 pivot as the market weighs gold's strength against New York liquidity shifts.

AUD/USD enters the Monday session with a pro-cyclical tone. We analyze the 0.6875 pivot and key resistance levels at 0.6900 for the week ahead.

AUD/USD shows a strong bid bias closing near 0.68942; discover the key pivot and session-based scenarios for the upcoming trade week.

The AUD/USD pair surged over 1.25% as broad USD softness and pro-cyclical rotation drove price action toward the 0.6845 resistance zone.

AUD/USD reclaims ground as trade-policy uncertainty pressures the US Dollar, despite rising Treasury yields and heavy equity sentiment.

The Australian Dollar remains the cleanest proxy for China and global risk sentiment in the G10 space, as technical levels at 0.6750 and 0.6800 come into focus.

AUD/USD closed marginally lower at 0.6699 as the market prepares for critical China activity data and handles shifting risk sentiment into the Asia session.

AUD/USD remains caught in a choppy range as the US Dollar balances rate-differential support against a headline-driven credibility premium.