Send Money
Exchange rates
Posts
- Top Tips for Etsy Selling Success
- Top Tips for Ebay Selling Success
- Selling on Etsy – an Introduction
- Selling on Ebay – an Introduction
- A Short and Simple Guide to Selling on Amazon
- How Do I Set Up International Shipping on Amazon?
- What Is FBA on Amazon, and How Can You Increase Profits?
- A Guide to Sourcing Wholesale Products
- Five things a brand should do before selling on Amazon
- What is ‘Landed Cost’?
- Where do retailers get their products?
- 5 Tops Tips for Scaling Your Ecommerce Business Overseas
- 10 eCommerce Freelancers You Can Hire to Sell More Online
- 3 Practical FX Tips for Amazon Sellers Headed to Prosper
- International dropshippers – here are 3 ways to boost your profits
- 4 Tips for Selling Internationally on Amazon
- When Amazon FBA isn’t an option
- Common Pitfalls to Avoid When Expanding Internationally
- What Is Drop Shipping?
- What Is an International Payment Provider?
- How to accept online payments without a merchant account
- How to do Quality Inspections on Your Amazon Products
- How to start a dropshipping business in four steps
- Global Selling: Common Problems and How to Fix Them
- Online Payment Systems for Small Business
- Optimizing the post-purchase experience
- Beginners guide to selling on marketplaces
- Answers For Your International Freight Questions
- How to Start Selling Online
- How do I market my product online?
- How to Get an EIN from Outside the U.S.
- Optimizing the post-purchase experience
- How RoboHelix is pioneering robotics in the manufacturing industry
- What does it take for a business to be born global?
- How to Use Forex To Take Charge Of Your Finances
- How to Pay International Contractors
- How to save on making an international money transfer with OFX
- Digital smarts helping businesses grow
- Aussies lose millions on money transfers
- 5 commonly asked questions about currency volatility answered by the experts
- AUD: Volatility set to continue as pressure to cut rates increases
- US dollar: The trade war continues to dominate US and global economics
- Planned Eurozone stimulus weakens euro
- North American Businesses See More Opportunities for International Trade
- What is currency hedging?
- What to expect if you want to cancel a real estate offer
- There’s a story behind every transfer: Crawford Boots
- There’s a story behind every transfer: Drake Sterling Numismatics
- OFX wins Excellent Brand of Forex Services award
- Is currency hedging right for my business?
- How to start managing currency risk?
- How businesses are #betterfasterstronger
- Tax implications of transferring money abroad when buying real estate
- What is currency risk?
- How Black Opal helps professionals moving to the US with Credit
- How Apaylo is #betterfasterstronger today
- How successful manufacturers manage global trade
- US businesses optimistic about global economy despite ongoing pandemic
- 3 steps to prepare for currency volatility
- There’s a story behind every transfer: The Happy Prawn Co.
- OFX’s New CEO Talks Employee Engagement in the Digital Age
- How could the general election impact the pound
- How to future-proof your business in a global economy
- Money laundering is Achilles heel of forex fintechs
- How OFX helps Nichibo reduce their foreign exchange risk
- Yen: Opportunities ahead for investors
- The Better Packaging Co.: Sustainable solutions for the new eco-nomy
- Pound update: volatility continues and how your business can prepare
- CEO of Set Scouter on scouting for international film locations
- How this Aussie travel company grew internationally
- Top considerations for buying a property abroad in Thailand
- Top considerations for buying a property abroad in Vietnam
- How to save money when buying a property abroad in Bali
- How to save money when buying a property abroad in France
- Top considerations for buying a property in Italy
- How to save money when buying a property abroad in Japan
- Top considerations for buying a property abroad in New Zealand
- Top considerations for buying a property in Sydney
- Parliament’s takeover of the Brexit timetable boosts sterling
- How to pay contractors in Singapore
- How to pay remote employees in Thailand
- How to Pay virtual assistants in the Philippines
- How to pay independent contractors in the UK
- How to pay sole traders in Australia
- How to pay freelancers in Canada
- How to pay freelancers in Hong Kong
- How to pay remote employees in India
- How to pay contractors in Japan
- How to pay freelancers in Pakistan
- Southeast Asia: a rising e-commerce powerhouse
- Why the Aussie is experiencing the fallout from a global trade war
- Survey finds global concerns aren’t deterring businesses from expanding abroad
- How foreign exchange risk can impact your business’s bottom line
- How to fast-track your FX account set up for your business
- The 5 biggest forex myths you need to know
- What you need to know about global trade today
- The changing world order: threats to globalisation
- Can the World Trade Organisation survive?
- Expert views on the future of global trade for businesses
- Prepare for a boom in the future of global trade
- 6 factors influencing exchange rates and what you can do about it
- How to get the most out of your European summer vacation
- How can businesses help create a sustainable world?
- Humanity defines the challenges of artificial intelligence
- How one Aussie entrepreneur went from investment banking to international success
- How to protect your business against foreign exchange exposure
- How is technology enabling the future of human relationships?
- How to get a job as an expat in Bali
- How to create certainty in uncertain currency markets
- Have you managed your exposure to currency risk?
- A complete guide to doing business overseas
- How do I transfer money to a foreign bank account?
- How to transfer money to a foreign bank account
- 10 strategies for international online selling success
- What is a SWIFT code?
- How is the Australian dollar faring?
- Taking your business global?
- Here are 6 common pitfalls and how to avoid them, according to the experts
- How to get a job as an expat in Fiji
- How to get a job as an expat in Hong Kong
- How to get a job as an expat in Germany
- How to get a job as an expat in India
- How to get a job as an expat in Singapore
- How to get a job as an expat in Vietnam
- What you should know before going to Germany
- How to get a job as an expat in The Philippines
- 3 lessons learnt from going global with Harvey Norman
- How Australia’s first and only watch manufacturer has stood the test of time
- How to take control of your finances during upcoming Brexit negotiations
- How tech will enable the workers of the future
- Tips for expanding your business abroad
- What does the latest surprise Brexit update mean for your finances?
- How one retailer said ‘sayonara’ to being treated like a number
- 5 ways that working abroad can boost your career
- Important dates for businesses in the lead up to Brexit
- How small businesses are challenging the status quo of international expansion
- A guide to living as an expat in China
- A guide to India as an expat
- A guide to living as an expat in the UK
- A guide to living as an expat in the US
- How this luxury Aussie swimwear brand is taking the international market by storm
- What you should know before you go to the Philippines
- How to make the most of overseas study in Spain
- What you should know before going to the Netherlands
- How to make the most of studying in Italy
- What you should know about the US dollar
- Top 3 locations for UK retirees
- How and where to find jobs abroad easily
- What to consider when studying abroad in Germany
- Know your options when choosing an FX provider
- What to consider when studying abroad in the UK
- Why local context and personal connection are essential for expanding internationally
- What to consider when studying abroad in the United States
- What you should know before studying abroad in Canada
- What you should know before studying abroad in Japan
- What you should know about studying in Korea
- Top tips for expanding overseas, as told by the experts
- How to get a job as an expat in Thailand
- Are you prepared for continued pressure on the Pound?
- Why businesses should never forget the power of the human touch
- A guide to living as an expat in Australia
- Where The World’s Moving: The Top Ten Countries For Global Business
- Global Hotspots 2030: Where the Smart Money is Going Next
- How connectivity is adding to a global ideas exchange
- OFX’s Go Global workshop 2018
- Brexit saga continues to weigh on UK businesses
- Three global trends shaping China’s citizens
- How Smiggle went from a rejected idea to a global powerhouse
- What to consider when studying abroad in Australia
- Pound pummels commodity currencies
- What you should know about the World Trade Organisation
- What are the key considerations for doing business overseas
- What you should know before going to Japan
- What you should know before going to Australia
- How co-living spaces are redefining the concept of a home
- How OFX became like one of the family at Zoratto Enterprises
- Kuli Kuli Isn’t Just Any Superfood. It’s Changing Lives Globally
- 3 ways to experience eco-friendly travel
- What to know before you go to the UK
- A new sense of belonging
- Challenges met: Expats who succeeded off the beaten path
- How to pay for an international adoption
- How to pay online in a different currency
- Top 10 expat tips: What you need to know when moving abroad
- Guide to buying overseas shares
- The future of work is creative, flexible and driven by purpose
- Impact investment is growing exponentially and it’s going to change the world
- Will the sharing economy change how we view home ownership?
- Destination wedding trends
- Companies are investing in more than their bottom line
- How to avoid foreign transaction fees
- Key consideration for global business payments to China
- How Tails Clothing use OFX to keep the cash flow running
- Article 50: When will it be triggered?
- Is co-living the future of urban living?
- OFX has just made payments faster
- How to pay for international grad school
- How The Planetary Society has connected thousands of volunteers to explore space
- Top 10 Things to Do and See Upon Arriving in Singapore
- A glimpse into the future of frictionless payments
- Global diversification benefits are back in a big way
- Importing luxury goods: Key considerations
- People, planet and profit
- What are live exchange rates?
- The world’s shift towards a new type of connectivity
- How to avoid money transfer scams
- Top 10 marketplaces for selling internationally
- Taking care of family from the OFX team
- Where can I sell my products online
- Drone Zones: How will drones change our world?
- How Flow Hive uses innovation and entrepreneurship to help save the bees
- How to pay international school fees
- Planning on moving to Singapore?
- How connectivity is adding to a global ideas exchange
- Celebrating International Women’s Day with our female leaders
- A guide to social media for businesses
- Increase your success in the Australian job market
- Buying US stocks has never been easier
- What Do You Need to Know as an Expat in Singapore?
- Are co-working and co-living spaces the solution to a growing urban population?
- What does it take to become a good expat? We asked the experts themselves
- Masienda is Elevating the Everyday Tortilla
- The Promise and Perils of Taking your eCommerce Business International
- Why innovation is crucial in business today
- Luxury menswear that truly measures up to sustainability
- The gig economy: not just for millennials
- How to pay invoices in a foreign currency
- Protect yourself against currency volatility in the lead up to the EU Referendum
- Can I take my age pension with me when I retire abroad?
- Cheap international wire transfer options
- How one millennial started two successful businesses before 30
- Overseas inheritance process steps
- Stake Your Claim in International Shares
- Brexit news: What is article 50?
- The Secret to a Successful Crowdfunding Campaign
- Did you know the brain can have a significant influence on leadership?
- Melinda escaped the 9-5 grind to discover the ‘Pura Vida’ life in Nicaragua
- What is the future of AI and hyper personalisation?
- Why we should upskill in the changing work environment
- The best cosmetic surgery options in Thailand
- Foreign property investment
- How long does it take to transfer money with OFX?
- Make international money transfers work for you
- Transferring pension overseas? Here’s some key considerations
- Send money to China for Chinese New Year
- All things Brexit: hard Brexit meaning
- Introducing OFX to New Zealand
- A Global Agenda with Local Context
- What is the market rate?
- David Wilson travelled to Asia to find work/life balance. Now he’s changing the life of the Nguyen family
- How to buy overseas products
- How entrepreneurship is becoming more purposeful
- Do I have to pay tax on money transferred from overseas
- The best way to transfer money between countries
- ‘FunForLouis’ on the Ultimate Nomadic Career
- Beginners guide to selling on marketplaces
- Selling products online without inventory
- Trump effect on the US dollar
- How to prepare your money movements during the Lunar New Year
- Holiday marketing ideas
- Introducing OFX to the UK
- The Top 10 Benefits of Studying Abroad
- What’s it like living overseas, and is it right for you?
- 10 best places for retiring overseas
- Destination wedding checklist: Budgeting to partying
- How to effectively manage overseas debt
- The Past, Present And Future Of Global Money Transfer
- How to create hyper-personalised experiences that customers love
- Building a unique brand in a crowded market
- How fleets of autonomous vehicles will transform our world
- How to send money to family abroad
- Send money overseas to family: Key Considerations
- The intent of purpose
- These Are the Citizens of Anywhere
- Why people are favouring co-working spaces over the 9-to-5
- Personal finance: Is forex the key to investment success
- Moving to Australia? Here’s an essential student checklist
- What’s the best way to transfer savings abroad?
- 5 biggest expat mistakes and how to avoid them
- 6 ways digital innovation is shaping our future
- How to invoice international clients
- Moving overseas checklist
- The 10 best places to study abroad in Europe
- How to buy or import a private jet or aircraft
- Is the future of banking in fintech?
- How to transfer inheritance to the US
- Sending money overseas advice: what you should know
- How Vinomofo created a global tribe of wine lovers
- Coco Safar Brings Global Flavor to Luxury Coffee
- How long does it take to transfer money with OFX?
- Workforce Wanderlust: The new way of working is location independent
- Planning to study overseas? Here’s some key considerations
- What you need to know before you travel to France
- 5 easy steps To selling internationally
- Moving overseas
- How to keep track of exchange rates
- OFX takes the sting out of luxury imports
- The implications of US withdrawal from NAFTA for businesses
- Buying a property overseas – what are my options?
- Instant, frictionless and secure
- Retirement tips: How to transfer inherited IRA
- Tips for sending money to India from Australia
- Are virtual meetings the next evolution in workplace technology?
- Is co-living the future of urban living?
- How MGH Equipment brings competitive prices to their customers and saves thousands
- Designing for the new urban population boom
- Are global citizens making sustainable living the norm?
- What you need to know before you travel to Spain
- 5 things no one tells you about living abroad
- How entrepreneurs are challenging the fast-fashion mainstream
- How to pack your life in two suitcases
- OFX is awarded a third consecutive 5-star rating from Canstar
- Tips for moving abroad for a year
- Foreign property investment tips
- From drones to space travel, what does the future of transport look like?
- How to Transfer Money Overseas Without Fees
- Tips for sending money to India from UK
- Ways to fund study abroad
- Calling more than one place ‘home’ – is this the new normal?
- How much does it cost to send money internationally?
- KoalaSafe’s Innovative technology drives healthier digital habits for kids
- How the world is moving towards more sustainable housing
- What to know before you go to Thailand
- UK SMEs U-turn their favoured export market
- The expats guide to Paris: Food, shopping and more
- How to pay an International Invoice
- OFX wins digital identity excellence award in fraud prevention
- E-commerce: Tips for selling to a global audience
- Key considerations for foreign property investment
- What is the future of payment implant technology?
- How We Keep Our Rates So Low
- Tips for sending money to India from US
- Destination wedding
- Chinese New Year shutdown preparations
- French presidential election 2017
- How To Prepare for Singles’ Day
- OFX appoints a new CEO
- OFX, the new name for UKForex
- What’s new on the OFX international money transfer website
- Top 5 affordable places to study abroad
- What’s new on the OFX international money transfer website
- AUD rises to four week high
- Bye bye OzForex say hello to OFX
- Bye-bye USForex, say hello to OFX!
- Are you prepared for an increase in currency market volatility
- World currency news July 2017
- How will the UK General Election affect the pound?
- Emerging market currencies deliver big opportunities for investors
- World currency news: Forex in Europe 2017
- When is the Dutch election and why does it matter?
- The best places to get plastic surgery overseas
- How to save money on a destination wedding
- What is medical tourism, and is it a good idea?
- Find out more about the Italian referendum
- Currency risk management strategies in 2017
- Canstar awards OFX with a 5-star rating for outstanding value money transfers
Pages
FAQs
Partners
Landing Pages
Daily Commentaries
- Aussie dollar trades below 0.72 U.S. cents
- CAD struggles after weaker than expected retail sales
- USD down along with US treasury yields
- Risk-off as tensions between Russia and Ukraine intensify
- NZD recovery falters in face of late risk-off surge
- AUD recovery plagued by late surge in risk aversion
- Dollar retraces as US yields decline
- NZD finds support as bond market volatility eases
- AUD pushes back above 0.72 as aversion to risk abates
- Canada’s inflation rises to 30-year high
- USD eases from one-week highs
- US dollar continues its advance as treasury yields hit 2 year highs
- NZD under pressure as global rates rise and risk aversion takes hold
- Australian dollar struggles as risk aversion gathers pace
- US Dollar continues the trend higher amid rising rate hike expectations
- NZD steady as price action across FX markets is muted
- AUD range bound in quiet start to the week
- CAD rises against USD again
- USD edges up on Fed rate hike hopes
- US dollar strengthens on rising Fed rate hike hopes
- Resurgent USD forces the NZD down 0.84%
- AUD falls 0.95% but holds just above 0.72
- Positive GDP data supports pound
- NZD maintains momentum consolidating push above 0.6850
- AUD maintains momentum testing a break above 0.73
- CAD climbs to two-month highs against USD
- Dollar continues to weaken
- US CPI causes dollar to weaken
- Kiwi finally break shackles and jumps back above 0.68 as markets ignore US consumer price surge
- Aussie lurches higher as markets unmoved by surge in US consumer Prices
- CAD climbs after US inflation report
- USD falls after inflation report
- USD slips as Jerome Powell speaks
- NZD range bound ahead of US inflation data
- AUD steady ahead of all-important US inflation print
- GBP/EUR reached 22-month highs
- NZD struggles as all eyes turn to US inflation data Wednesday
- AUD beholden to US Interest rate expectations
- CAD slips ahead of US inflation data
- USD rebounds ahead of inflation data
- GBP holds ground against G10 currencies
- Kiwi shifts higher as Non-Farm Payrolls miss expectations
- Greenback weaker following disappointing Non-Farm print
- Markets now focus on US Labor market
- NZD remains under pressure amid rising US rate hike expectations
- AUD slips below 0.72 as expectations for US rate hike firm
- CAD edges lower against USD after Fed minutes
- USD pares gains following Fed minutes
- Sterling remains buoyant on UK government’s COVID-19 plans
- NZD unable to extend gains in face of hawkish US FOMC
- AUD largely unchanged despite firming US interest rate expectations
- Sterling on the front foot as COVID-19 dominates proceedings
- NZD retakes 0.68 after 0.37% jump
- AUD bounces back to touch 0.7250
- CAD rebounds as oil climbs
- USD starts new year on strong note
- The Kiwi starts the New Year on the defensive
- The Aussie Starts the New Year on the defensive
- NZD rally consolidated as Omicron fears ease
- AUD rally continues as Omicron fears abate
- Markets strike a mildly positive tone ahead of Christmas
- Kiwi breaks key resistance handle and extends back above 0.68 US cents
- AUD powers through 0.72 as markets look beyond near-term headwinds
- CAD extends rally against USD
- Dollar edges lower
- Boris holds off from new restrictions
- NZD pushes back on move toward 0.67 as risk appetite improves
- Risk sentiment bounces back as investors look beyond Omicron headwinds
- CAD edges higher against USD
- Omicron narrative drives markets
- Sterling stages small recovery
- NZD the days worst performer as risk sentiment sours
- AUD under pressure as risk sentiment continues to sour
- Political woes weigh on Sterling
- Hawkish Federal Reserve and risk off bias drive NZD lower
- Hawkish Federal Reserve and risk off bias drive AUD lower
- CAD slumps against USD as oil prices fall
- US dollar jumps after central bank decisions
- Major economic events close out the year
- NZD tests 0.68 as risk sentiment improves
- AUD gathers momentum as risk appetite back in focus
- CAD rallies after central bank decisions
- USD down after Fed decision
- Bank of England and European Central Bank kick off policy meetings
- NZD staves off break below 0.67 despite a hawkish Fed
- AUD driven higher despite a hawkish Federal Reserve
- CAD lower ahead of Fed decision
- Dollar little changed ahead of Fed decision
- A big day for financial markets
- NZD eyes new low as all eyes turn to Federal Reserve
- AUD under pressures as all eye on Federal Reserve
- CAD struggles against USD
- USD picks up again after PPI data
- All eyes on the US Federal Reserve
- Kiwi unwinds gains as risk off mood dominates direction
- Risk off mood forces AUD lower ahead of key risk events
- USD gains ahead of central bank meetings
- USD gains ahead of central bank meetings
- Central bank meetings take centre stage
- Kiwi flat despite broad USD weakness
- Aussie Climbs 0.3% as greenback weakens
- CAD little changed after US inflation data
- USD edges lower after inflation data
- Markets await US inflation data
- NZD unable to maintain rebound as markets look to haven assets
- AUD recovery falters as risk sentiment sours
- Canadian dollar edges lower
- US dollar slightly up after jobless claims report
- Sterling slips as England introduces plan b
- NZD edges higher as CNY hits three-year highs
- AUD recovery continues as sentiment improves
- Markets calm as Merkel steps down
- Bank of Canada holds interest rates
- US dollar edges lower
- NZD edges higher but lags broader commodity led gains
- Positive risk sentiment catapults AUD back through 0.71
- Sterling rises on Broadbent comments
- US unemployment falls back to pre-pandemic level
- Dollar up as investors weigh Omicron risk
- Canada posts widest trade surplus in 2021
- USD sees steady demand
- NZD fails to keep pace with broader risk on move
- Market sentiment improves; AUD staves off break below 0.70
- CAD up as oil prices rise
- New Zealand dollar opens slightly weaker against the greenback
- Aussie dollar opens slightly weaker against the greenback
- Concerns grow over Omicron variant
- NZD/USD little changed despite rising US equities
- AUD/USD little changed despite rising US equities
- Uncertainty for GBP due to Omnicron variant
- NZD volatility carries the day as market nervous about Omicron
- Kiwi outpaces major counterparts amid rejuvenated risk demand
- AUD Volatility carries the day as market nervous about Omicron
- GBPUSD declines after US Federal Reserve Chair’s comments
- NZD sell off continues as risk appetite sinks and volatility increases
- AUD tests new lows as resistant Covid strain and faster Fed taper crush risk appetite
- The booster rollout and the pound
- NZD marks new year to date lows as Omicron prompts risk off move
- AUD steady in face of Omicron
- The new COVID-19 variant and the pound
- New Zealand dollar slightly weaker against the greenback
- Aussie dollar slightly weaker against the greenback
- COVID-19 impacts markets once more
- New COVID-19 variant prompts concern
- NZD downturn deepens as investors ignore RBNZ and chase short end US yields
- CAD slumps on new COVID variant concerns
- AUD eyes supports at 0.7170 as USD maintains momentum
- Johnson works to find a Brexit solution
- NZD continues its downward spiral despite RBNZ rate hike
- Hawkish Fed officials and stronger US data force AUD below 0.72
- The pound knocked by Brexit headlines
- NZD remains soggy ahead of RBNZ policy update
- AUD steady in face of sustained US dollar upside
- Brexit uncertainty weighs on the pound
- USD holds on to gains
- Kiwi sinks to 5 week low as USD rallies amid surge in global rates
- AUD steady despite rise in US and Global rates
- CAD down despite oil prices rally
- Bank of England interest rate decision in December
- Kiwi closes below 70 US cents ahead of looming RBNZ interest rate decision
- USD jumps after Powell nomination
- Risk sentiment sours as the Australian dollar hits monthly low
- USD demand up after Powell nomination
- GBP gets an early morning push again
- Kiwi soars 0.68% to break through the 0.7 level
- Aussie opens 0.15% up after US dollar weakens
- UK inflation data spurs the pound to one week highs against the US dollar
- New Zealand dollar consolidates just below 0.7
- Australian dollar falls 0.47% after bears take control
- Sterling on the front foot after positive employment data
- Kiwi dollar lower after strong US data
- Strong US retail data helps boost USD
- Aussie dollar lower after strong US data
- Canadian inflation highest in two decades
- Pound picks up as a result of jobs data
- New Zealand dollar opens slightly stronger against the greenback
- Aussie dollar opens slightly stronger against the greenback
- New Zealand dollar opens slightly above US70¢
- Mixed news for the pound
- Aussie dollar opens slightly above US73¢
- NZD extends downturn as markets price in US Fed rate hike
- AUD extends downturn despite rebound in equities and risk sentiment
- NZD under pressure as US inflation pressures rise
- Fresh lows for the pound
- Alarmingly high US inflation print forces AUD lower
- Kiwi sinks toward bottom of recent range as risk sentiment sours
- AUD under pressure as risk sentiment sours
- NZD outperforms major counterparts as restrictions continue to ease
- Sterling claws back some of its recent losses
- US producer prices rise
- Positive risk tone helps AUD bounce off supports
- CAD softens against USD
- Kiwi closes above 71 US cents despite renewed downside pressure
- Sterling subdued following Bank of England rate decision
- Dovish RBA Monetary Statement sends AUD below 74 US cents
- NZD caught in the crossfire as Bank of England leaves rates on hold
- Sterling lower after Bank of England announcement
- Aussie tumbles and Bank of England unmoved on interest rates
- Kiwi outperforms as Fed fails to meet market rate hike expectations
- Bank of England rate announcement today
- AUD steady as Fed begins tapering
- NZD dragged lower by dovish RBA and broader positional adjustment
- Central banks remain in focus
- AUD stumbles as RBA stubbornly maintains dovish tone
- CAD softens ahead of US Fed announcement
- NZD continues to press 0.72 cents as attentions turn to slew of central bank data
- Central bank decisions dominate currency markets
- AUD steady ahead of Key RBA policy update
- NZD lower against the USD, higher against the EUR as RBA meeting in focus
- Ongoing inflation concerns dominate currency markets
- RBA in focus as Australian yields surge
- CAD edges higher
- AUD emboldened as bond rates climb and risk sentiment improves
- European Central Bank announced no changes
- NZD tests another break above 0.72 as bond yields continue to climb
- AUD steady despite upswing in domestic inflation
- US dollar slips after ECB comments
- European Central Bank announcement today
- Can CAD keep going?
- Kiwi range bound as markets ignore local data and policy expectations
- AUD steadies ahead of all-important inflation print
- Sterling awaits the budget announcement
- Bank of Canada moves up timeline for rate hike
- NZD tracks sideways as markets consolidate recent gains
- Aussie steady as risk sentiment and commodity prices underpin recent gains
- Sterling movement muted ahead of budget
- Kiwi steady as rising inflation and wage pressures cement rate hike expectations
- Aussie back below 75c heading into the week
- Central bank meetings in spotlight this week
- Sterling remains firm due to possible rate hike
- Central bank meetings in spotlight this week
- Risk sentiment sours sending AUD back below 0.75 US cents
- UK interest rate decision finely balanced
- NZD upturn falters as risk sentiment sours
- AUD breaks 0.75 as risk appetite resurgent
- US jobless claims hits pandemic low
- Prospect of rate hike supports Sterling
- CAD retreats a little as oil prices dip
- CAD retreats a little as oil prices dip
- Kiwi on the up and up as risk appetite renewed
- Risk appetite renewed; AUD pushing toward 0.75 US cents
- USD demand softens
- GBP/USD hits monthly highs
- Inflation jumps to 18-year high
- NZD breaks key technical resistance handle; is this finally the start of an extended rebound?
- AUD steady in face of rising global rates
- Pound continues to rally
- Kiwi outperforms following monster CPI print
- Aussie consolidating gains at 5-week highs
- Demand for USD steady
- Central banks discuss interest rate hikes
- Oil prices climb again
- Kiwi takes flight as risk sentiment turns further positive
- AUD surges through 0.74 on heels of risk on rally
- US retail sales beat expectations
- Oil prices continue to rally
- NZD punches back through 0.70 amid risk on rally
- Sterling’s steady rise continues
- Aussie resilient and commodity prices underpin uptick
- Demand for USD eases after rally
- CAD supported by upbeat data and oil prices
- NZD stagnant, unable to break back above 0.70 US cents
- USD weaker after FOMC minutes
- Coal prices continue to surge, is the AUD poised to break back above 0.74 US cents?
- NZD steady in face of broader US dollar uptick
- GBP – Markets await US inflation data
- AUD rallies as commodity prices rise and economy re-opens
- Concerns over inflation help boost USD
- Oil drives demand for CAD
- Kiwi edges higher amid surge in commodity prices
- Sterling slips despite strong jobs data
- Non-Farm Payroll figures disappoint – AUD closes above 73 US cents
- Non-Farm Payroll figures disappoint – Kiwi steady
- Sterling higher on Bailey comments
- AUD buoyed as risk sentiment improves ahead of US payroll data
- US jobs report misses expectations
- Canada regains jobs lost since start of pandemic
- NZD steady ahead of US non-farm payroll data
- Sterling steady ahead of US jobs data
- Risk-off undercurrent prevents AUD extending beyond 0.73
- NZD underperforms despite RBNZ leading central bank race to normalisation
- US dollar near 14 month highs vs. euro
- Australian dollar range bound as RBA offers little to shift narrative
- USD gains across the board
- USD gains across the board
- Kiwi range bound ahead of RBNZ policy announcement
- Interest rate rise speculation supports the pound
- AUD edges higher despite fears energy crisis will derail recovery
- USD rebounds after upbeat data
- CAD boosted by trade surplus
- Kiwi steady in face of looming global energy crisis
- GBP USD weakens
- USD edges lower ahead of jobs data
- CAD strengthens as oil prices surge
- Sterling begins to recover
- Aussie dollar bounces back in session lacking clear narrative
- Kiwi edges higher amid a session lacking any clear narrative
- Sterling recovers slightly
- Sterling falls further
- Australian dollar tumbles amid broad based US dollar gains
- Kiwi consolidates move below 0.70, tumbling in face of risk off shift
- Demand for USD surges
- Losses for Sterling
- AUD tumbles as roadblocks to global growth continue to emerge
- CAD continues downward slide
- NZD tumbles as roadblocks to global growth continue to emerge
- Strong USD puts pressure on pound, euro
- Pound supported by Bailey’s briefing
- AUD edges higher amid a hint the reflation narrative is again gathering momentum
- CAD weakens against USD
- Pound at odds with ongoing UK issues
- Aussie finished the week where it started
- Kiwi finished the week where it started
- Pound rallies against the US Dollar and Euro
- Risk on drive helps AUD surge back toward 0.73
- Risk on drive helps Kiwi shrug off move below 0.70
- Pound declined against major currencies
- Aussie struggles to break higher despite improving risk sentiment
- NZD continues fails to shrug off shift below 0.70 US cents
- USD edges lower ahead of Fed statement
- Pressure remains on the pound
- Evergrande and FOMC in focus as risk aversion remains front and centre
- CAD rallies against USD
- Kiwi clinging to 0.70 US cents as FOMC and Evergrande remain in focus
- USD near one-month highs
- GBP under pressure amid UK energy crisis
- RISK OFF; AUD sinks below 0.7250 amid Evergrande concerns
- CAD gains after election results
- Kiwi eyes break back below 0.70 as risk aversion takes hold.
- Aussie hits three-week low as risk sentiment sours
- Kiwi stumbles as risk sentiment sours
- Strong retail sales boost USD
- GBP/USD slips below $1.38
- AUD slips below 0.73 as US consumers continue to spend
- CAD loses ground to USD
- NZD unable to hold onto supports as US consumer spending rallies
- Pressure mounts on Bank of England
- AUD tracks sideways amid rising concerns surrounding another COVID-19 outbreak in China
- NZD toys with break below 0.71 US cents
- USD lags after lower than expected inflation numbers
- Boris Johnson lays out COVID-19 plan
- Dovish RBA commentary sees AUD weakest of major units through Tuesday
- Inflation at highest level in almost two decades
- Risk off vibe forces NZD below 0.71 US cents
- Boris Johnson to announce winter COVID-19 plan
- Price action flat as attentions turn to RBA Governor Lowe
- NZD range bound but is support forming on moves approaching 0.71?
- US dollar gains ahead of inflation data
- Johnson and Biden lay out COVID-19 plans
- Australian dollar capped at 74 US cents
- CAD boosted by rally in oil prices
- New Zealand dollar pulls off three-month highs
- AUD bounces back toward 0.74 as global rates drive USD lower
- Kiwi bounces back above 0.71 amid softer US dollar
- The pound makes a small recovery
- Dollar little changed after ECB announcement
- CAD up ahead of Bank of Canada governor speech
- AUD softens as markets maintain a cautious tone
- Kiwi resilient in the face of risk-off vibe
- Bank of England comments and the pound
- Markets adopt a cautious tone and force AUD back below 0.74
- NZD supports at 0.71 falter as markets adopt a cautious tone
- Sterling under pressure after Bank of England comments
- Dollar up ahead of ECB meeting
- CAD down ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision
- AUD rally falters ahead of RBA policy update
- NZD rally stalls as investors take stock following blistering risk on recovery
- Currency markets subdued after long weekend for US
- Australian dollar rallies to the highest level since mid-July
- New Zealand dollar rallies to a three month high
- US dollar remains in focus
- Dollar knocked down by disappointing jobs report
- AUD tests 0.74 as all eyes turn to US payroll print
- NZD extends recovery through 0.71 as attentions shift to US payroll print
- US jobs data due today
- AUD charges toward 0.74 US cents amid softer US labour market
- US jobs figures put pressure on the US dollar
- Dollar weakness boosts GBP, EUR
- USD weakness after mixed data
- AUD unable to sustain recovery through to the weekly close
- NZD powers through 0.70 US cents
- US dollar picks up on last day of the month
- Sleepy start to the week sees AUD range bound through Monday
- CAD weakens after disappointing GDP
- Sleepy start to the week sees NZD range bound through Monday
- Investors eyeing payroll data for direction
- Rebound continues; AUD eyes 0.73 US cents amid renewed risk-on agenda
- Kiwi back above 70c
- Concerns over the UK’s supply chain
- AUD unable to sustain recovery through to the weekly close
- NZD buoyed as investors commit to risk-on recovery
- Rebound continues; AUD eyes 0.73 US cents amid renewed risk-on agenda
- NZD buoyed as investors commit to risk-on recovery
- Pound struggles in absence of economic data
- Aussie dollar extends recovery amid shift in market sentiment
- CAD slips as Delta concerns continue
- NZD recovery continues amid correction in sentiment and monetary policy expectations
- Pound gains slow due to COVID-19 concerns
- Delta variant clouds economic outlook
- Bouncing back; AUD recovers losses as sentiment turns positive
- Pound struggles in absence of economic data
- Aussie dollar extends recovery amid shift in market sentiment
- Canada to have snap election
- Kiwi consolidates losses after tough week
- Pound remains under pressure
- Dollar dips ahead of key monetary policy summit
- NZD succumbs to global forces amid steep correction in commodity prices
- Test daily comms
- AUD struggles continue as domestic and global outlook sours
- NZD softens as RBNZ defers much anticipated rate hike
- Aussie plumbs new lows as risk sentiment evaporates
- Inflation surges to highest level in a decade
- NZD collapses as Covid case derails RBNZ policy expectations
- US dollar pares recent gains as stock markets recover
- Demand for dollar ticks up ahead of Fed minutes
- AUD gives up approach to 0.74 amid cautious start to week
- Kiwi holds onto 0.70 as all eyes turn to RBNZ on Thursday
- US dollar pares recent gains as stock markets recover
- Canada to have snap election
- FOMC minutes expected this week
- Inflation still a hot topic
- Greenback closes week lower following poor consumer sentiment reading
- AUD unable to extend beyond 0.74 and appears well and truly range-bound
- Kiwi slips back below 0.70 despite data supporting a rate hike next week
- Aussie buoyed by moderation in US inflation pressures
- Delta variant curbs demand for oil
- Kiwi extends back above 0.70 following moderation in US inflationary pressure
- UK GDP this morning
- US producer prices jump
- All eyes on the US as Sterling takes a back seat
- Dollar drops after inflation data
- Incremental improvement in risk demand helps AUD climb back toward 0.7350
- Oil drops again
- Kiwi outperforms most counterparts, punching back through 0.70 US cents
- Global headwinds continue to weigh on AUD as demand for risk falters
- Global headwinds ensure NZD upside contained through the near term
- All eyes on the US as Sterling takes a back seat
- Australian dollar remains dovish
- Kiwi dollar remains under pressure at 70 cents
- Sterling takes its cues from Bank of England last week
- Demand for USD rebounds after upbeat jobs data
- No change from the Bank of England
- AUD edges higher ahead of US non-farm payroll data
- NZD maintains shift above 0.70 as market focus turns to US payroll data
- AUD unable to hold onto gains as USD buoyed by service sector outperformance
- Bank of England day arrives
- Aussie higher ahead of RBA
- Kiwi searching for direction
- Aussie lower as RBA in focus
- Strong finish for Sterling in July
- Aussie breaks through 0.7400 on upbeat sentiment
- Kiwi breaks through 0.7000 on upbeat sentiment
- Strong finish for Sterling in July
- Australian dollar continues to be restrained by Sydney lockdown extension
- Sterling taking direction from latest Covid numbers
- Demand for USD falls across the board
- Aussie lower as Chinese regulatory crackdown dampens risk sentiment
- Aussie higher on broad USD weakness
- CAD slips ahead of Fed meeting
- Sterling rallies as Covid-19 cases drop
- Markets waiting for Fed decision
- USD demand down ahead of Fed meeting
- European Central Bank fails to move markets
- Aussie under pressure as domestic conditions deteriorate
- Where’s CAD headed?
- European Central Bank fails to move markets
- US dollar demand up after rocky week
- Aussie shakes off eight-month lows as risk sentiment improves
- Kiwi dips below 0.6900 before recovering strongly as risk sentiment improves
- Markets await ECB interest rate decision
- AUD touches lowest level since November 2020 before recovering
- NZD touches lowest level since November 2020 before recovering
- GBP/USD drops to five month low
- USD takes a bit of a breather from gains
- AUD plunges as Cyberattacks and COVID 19 derail demand for risk
- CAD lower after oil slump and rising Delta cases
- NZD undone by COVID concerns and cyberattacks
- Sterling slips on COVID-19 concerns
- US dollar demand up after rocky week
- Australian dollar closes week below 74 US cents
- NZD undone by COVID concerns and cyberattacks
- Sterling slips as England relaxes COVID-19 restrictions
- Kiwi unable to hold onto gains amid risk off mood
- US inflation data surpasses expectation
- USD steady after upbeat retail sales
- Risk off mood forces AUD toward year-to-date lows
- AUD fails again to extend beyond 0.75 as new range forms
- CAD struggles against USD
- Kiwi outperforms as RBNZ signals a possible August rate hike
- Pound loses ground following mixed labour market data
- Little movement for USD
- CAD little changed after Bank of Canada rate decision
- NZD fails to hold onto 0.70 in wake of stronger than expected US inflation data
- US inflation data surpasses expectation
- Dollar retreats after Fed chair comments
- Australian dollar driven lower on stronger US CPI print
- AUD struggles continue as market attention turns to US inflation data.
- US inflation data knocks down demand for CAD
- Kiwi dollar remains under selling pressure
- US inflation data could dictate market mood
- Higher than expected inflation data boosts USD
- Kiwi dollar remains under selling pressure
- US dollar continues to dominate major currencies
- USD demand steady
- UK Brexit Bill
- USD demand steady
- AUD falls to December lows on spread of delta variant
- CAD rebounds after upbeat jobs numbers
- NZD falls to December lows on spread of new Covid variant
- Australian dollar lower – little surprises from FOMC minutes
- CAD hits two-month low
- Kiwi vulnerable ahead of US labour market data
- US dollar continues to dominate major currencies
- EUR climbs across the board
- NZD unable to capitalise on domestic gains, testing another break below 0.70
- Three month low for EUR/USD
- Markets await Fed minutes
- Volatility abounds; AUD test 0.76 before a steep overnight sell off
- USD steady ahead of Fed minutes
- CAD falls after oil price snagged by OPEC clash
- NZD unable to mount recovery back toward fair value
- Aussie bounces off seven-month lows on mixed US jobs data
- Kiwi bounces off lows on mixed US jobs data
- AUD extends downturn ahead of US labour market report
- Kiwi vulnerable ahead of US labour market data
- Sterling continues its decline
- NZD forced back below 0.70 US cents
- Australian Dollar overwhelmed by near term headwinds
- Australian dollar recovery falters
- NZD set to be worst performing major currency in June
- Sterling continues to decline
- AUD underperforms amid quiet start to the week
- CAD hits one-week low against USD
- Kiwi continues to recover losses as reflation narrative is rejuvenated
- Pound losing ground against the US dollar
- Delta variant cases fuel demand for USD
- Kiwi rises 0.13% on the back of record highs on Wall Street
- GBP rebounds amid UK reopening
- Aussie within touching distance of 0.76
- Australian dollar recovery stalls on approach to 0.76
- USD continues to edge lower
- Kiwi continues to recover losses as reflation narrative is rejuvenated
- Sterling dips after Bank of England meeting
- Dollar lower after inflation data
- Recovery continues as reflation narrative gathers support
- Kiwi outperforms as commodity currencies boosted
- CAD strengthens against broadly weakening USD
- NZD outperforms and punches back through 0.70
- USD momentum fades after Fed testimony, PMI data
- AUD bucks the downtrend as sanity returns to markets
- CAD loses ground against USD ahead of Fed testimony
- Kiwi slumps below 0.70 as fallout from Fed continues
- UK to join CPTPP?
- US dollar dips from two-month high
- Australian dollar plummets 3% for the week and hits 6-month lows
- CAD slightly up ahead of Fed meeting
- Kiwi slumps below 0.70 as fallout from Fed continues
- US dollar on the front foot
- US dollar dips from two-month high
- Currencies largely unchanged ahead of Fed Decision
- Kiwi slumps below 0.70 as fallout from Fed continues
- Focus on the US dollar remains
- AUD plunges through supports after FOMC rate statement
- Demand for USD surges to two-month highs, knocking down CAD
- Kiwi pummeled in wake of Fed policy update
- Focus moves to the US dollar
- Demand for USD surges to two-month highs after Fed decision
- CAD steady ahead of Fed announcement
- Kiwi tests the lower end of recent range amid commodity softness and higher USD
- Sterling remains buoyant on inflation data
- AUD vulnerable ahead of Fed policy update and falling commodity prices
- Currencies largely unchanged ahead of Fed Decision
- CAD dips as copper prices fall
- Sterling remains buoyant post ‘freedom day’ delay
- USD holds firm after mixed US data
- CAD slightly up ahead of Fed meeting
- Pound impacted by potential freedom day delay
- Investors await Fed meeting
- Kiwi edged higher as markets gloss over inflation increase
- Pound left trapped as the week rumbles on
- USD holds firm following inflation data
- AUD steady in face of higher US inflation
- CAD edges lower after US inflation data
- Range bound again as all eyes turn to US CPI data release
- Kiwi struggles to find momentum ahead of key US CPI data release
- Markets on jitters ahead of Super Thursday
- Consumer prices rise more than expected
- Kiwi slips back below 0.72 ahead of key inflation print
- Pound left trapped as the week rumbles on
- Investors take wait-and-see approach ahead of CPI data
- CAD steady after Bank of Canada holds key interest rate
- AUD falters. Are elevated commodity prices starting to weigh on the currency?
- Australian dollars slips back into familiar trading pattern
- Kiwi recovers losses and re-enters familiar trading range
- All eyes still on Super Thursday
- Little movement for USD ahead of inflation data
- USD falls as jobs data disappoints
- CAD dips ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision
- USD struggles for momentum after jobs data miss
- Kiwi tumbles as USD outpaces all major counterparts
- Non-Farm Payrolls expected to soar
- USD wobbles after jobs data misses expectations
- Finally, some volatility to break narrow ranges
- CAD shrugs off disappointing jobs report
- Range bound again; when will the market find conviction in a trend?
- CAD rally stalls ahead of jobs report
- Kiwi underperforms, giving up much of the post RBNZ gain
- Restriction easing delays continue to weigh on the pound
- USD ticks up ahead slew of economic data
- RBA policy meeting offers little incentive to break current trading range
- Can CAD hold on to its gains?
- Kiwi underperforms as investors unwind post RBNZ policy meeting rally
- Analysts predict UK spike in cases
- While flat against the USD the AUD gave up ground to key counterparts in May
- CAD boosted by jump in oil prices
- EUR/USD reach 5 month highs
- Aussie stumbles but clings onto 0.77
- Kiwi stumbles but holds onto gains above 0.72
- Australian dollar flounders towards monthly low
- Can CAD hold on to its gains?
- Central Bank divergence emboldens NZD against key crosses
- British pound is near a three-month high
- Can positive economic data support USD?
- AUD finds momentum on new demand for risk.
- Little movement for CAD
- Kiwi stumbles but holds onto gains above 0.72
- GBPUSD drops as Cummings reveals all
- AUD range bound as markets sideline major bets
- Canadian dollar edges lower
- All eyes on RBNZ. Can they control market expectations?
- Risk-on sentiment pushes US dollar lower
- USD steady at 5-month lows as NZD gains
- Kiwi outperforms all majors, recouping last weeks unexplained downturn.
- Risk-on sentiment pushes US dollar lower
- AUD finds momentum on new demand for risk.
- Australian dollar flounders towards monthly low
- NZD underperforms as action across commodity currencies mixed
- Sterling supported by positive retail sales
- AUD climbs back toward 0.78 US cents yet remains firmly range bound
- CAD keeps flying high
- UK retail sales boom
- Demand for USD hits four-month low
- The pound remains buoyant against the USD
- US dollar enjoys brief bounce after Fed minutes
- AUD falters amid a shift in Federal Reserve rhetoric
- CAD rebounds after small dip
- Kiwi stumbles as risk-off mood overwhelms markets
- AUD buoyed by broad US dollar sell-off
- CAD pulls back slightly after inflation report
- Kiwi outperforms as markets look to easing stimulus
- Inflation in the UK doubles in a year
- US dollar woes continue
- NZD underperforms as action across commodity currencies mixed
- Positive jobs data provides further support for the pound
- US dollar keeps sliding
- AUD range bound again despite elevated commodity prices
- Canadian dollar hits six-year high against USD
- Canadian dollar keeps pressure on USD
- NZD outperforms counterparts on Thursday, buoyed by relief rally
- Sterling tops currency markets for the month
- The pound tops currency markets
- AUD struggles to mount recovery as investors digest inflation expectations
- CAD drops slightly following Bank of Canada comments
- NZD outperforms counterparts on Thursday, buoyed by relief rally
- GBP declines after Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey’s comments
- Dollar dips after Fed cools inflation fears
- AUD tumbles following mammoth increase in US CPI data
- CAD steady as US inflation notches up
- Kiwi plunges following mammoth US CPI increase
- GBP sell off as US release CPI figures
- Inflation concerns drive market movement
- Markets sidelined ahead of important inflation data
- Can the Canadian dollar keep climbing?
- Kiwi range bound ahead of important inflation data
- Super Thursday is upon us.
- US consumer prices rise at fastest rate since 2008
- Canadian dollar rallies against USD
- Kiwi fails to hold onto fresh two-month highs amid mounting inflation concerns
- Sterling focuses on the Queen’s Speech
- Aussie Dollar opens slightly above US78¢
- Climbing Canadian dollar supported by surge in oil
- New Zealand Dollar continues to gain ground against the US Dollar
- Sterling gains as UK political concerns eased
- Dollar falls with equity market rise
- Canadian dollar steady after weak jobs report
- Kiwi tests resistance at 0.7250 amidst weaker US dollar backdrop
- Disappointing jobs data softens US dollar
- Commodity prices continue to underpin the AUD
- Climbing Canadian dollar supported by surge in oil
- Super Thursday is upon us.
- US dollar retreats from two-week high
- AUD tests break below 0.77 as risk demand falters
- Oil prices push Canadian dollar up
- Risk-off mood forces steep NZD correction
- Is the Bank of England ready for a rate hike?
- US dollar hits two-week high after tech selloff
- Bank of England meeting this Thursday
- USD inches higher as more optimistic data is expected
- AUD vulnerable to broader asset market volatility
- Canadian dollar slips from three-year high
- Risk-off mood forces steep NZD correction
- Aussie lower as US economy outperforms
- Canadian dollar holding its own against USD
- NZD outperforms major counterparts and eyes yearly high.
- More strong US economic data expected this week
- Canadian dollar keeps climbing
- No news appears to be good news for the Pound
- US dollar steadies after upbeat GDP
- Aussie dollar opens slightly lower below 78 US cents
- AUD shrugs of soft domestic data as USD breaks key trendline
- Canadian dollar keeps strength after US Fed comments on inflation
- All eyes were on the US Central Bank overnight
- US dollar inches off two-month lows after upbeat GDP numbers
- AUD gives up 0.78 US cents despite climbing commodity prices
- Canadian dollar remains strong after oil rallies
- Kiwi holds onto 0.72 despite climbing US treasury yields
- Boris Johnson’s and political sentiment back in the limelight
- US dollar enjoys small gains ahead of Fed meeting
- US dollar slightly up ahead of Fed meeting
- Strong commodity markets push Canadian dollar higher
- NZD outperforms major counterparts and eyes yearly high.
- The pound could have a subdued week
- Aussie recovers to end the week relatively unchanged
- Kiwi recovers on Friday but fails to break through 0.72
- The pound could have a subdued week
- Aussie dollar dragged higher as expectations for a rate hike are brought forward
- NZD forced lower amid shift in demand for risk
- Hope on the horizon for Sterling
- Kiwi enjoys bump after Bank of Canada brings forward rate hike expectations
- Decision day for the ECB
- Aussie dollar dragged higher as expectations for a rate hike are brought forward
- Aussie dollar dragged higher as expectations for a rate hike are brought forward
- Risk-off backdrop prompts NZD correction
- Pound runs out of steam in its latest bid
- AUD uptick continues as USD weakness helps drive gains
- Kiwi tests highs 0.72 as risk on move extends into new week.
- Sterling surges back once again
- Australian Dollar closes above 77 US cents
- New Zealand Dollar pulls back from monthly highs
- US dollar continues to decline
- US Dollar remains quiet despite positive data
- Currency markets unmoved despite rising equities and volatility in bond yields
- AUD surges on improving demand for risk
- Kiwi outperforms as RBNZ stays put and risk appetite improves
- Euro pushes higher on vaccine optimism
- AUD falls through Friday’s trading session
- Dollar slips on inflation data
- Kiwi edges higher as risk demand improves ahead of RBNZ policy update
- AUD dips below 0.76 as short-term headwinds weigh on risk appetite.
- Markets await US inflation data
- Sterling Continues to Suffer
- AUD falls through Friday’s trading session
- Kiwi slides further against the USD
- Positive risk backdrop and lower yields help AUD climb back above 0.7650
- Kiwi bounces off supports as US treasury yields dip
- Sterling Continues to Suffer
- AUD falters on approach to 0.77, drifting back toward supports at 0.76
- Kiwi tests psychological supports at 0.70
- Vaccine concerns weigh on the pound
- AUD edges back towards 0.77
- Kiwi eyeing a break below 0.70 US cents
- Moderna vaccine rolled out in UK
- AUD edges back towards 0.77
- Kiwi eyeing a break below 0.70 US cents
- US dollar weakens despite positive data
- AUD continues trend downwards
- Kiwi ends trading session below 0.700
- Pound remains range bound
- Aussie falls below 0.76 after resurgent greenback takes centre stage
- The Loonie rallies along with positive risk sentiment and the US dollar giving up gains.
- Kiwi falls after resurgent Greenback takes centre stage
- Sterling remains range bound
- A positive tone and a rally in equity markets trigger profit-taking in the US dollar.
- Aussie dollar trades slightly lower against the Greenback
- Kiwi boosted by US data
- Sterling sits lower overnight
- Aussie rises on Friday as risk sentiment shifts
- The Loonie suffers losses following the riskier financial markets due to a hedge fund fallout.
- Kiwi rises on Friday as risk sentiment shifts
- Sterling bounces back after recent fall
- AUD slips further as USD index reaches five-month high
- NZD slips further as USD index reaches five-month high
- Sterling recovers from recent slump
- Aussie falls through yesterday’s trading sessions
- European lockdowns increase USD demand
- NZD slides further against the USD
- UK inflation dips unexpectedly
- US dollar slightly up ahead of Fed meeting
- Aussie slumps 1.53% on US dollar strength
- One year since the lockdowns
- NZD slips further as USD index reaches five-month high
- UK inflation dips unexpectedly
- Kiwi dollar gains on overnight risk sentiment
- US pandemic response speech later today
- Aussie dollar boosted by risk sentiment
- European lockdowns increase USD demand
- What goes down, must go up
- Kiwi outperforms as investors take stock amid vaccine concerns.
- A positive tone and a rally in equity markets trigger profit-taking in the US dollar.
- AUD upturn falters amid rising global rates
- Canadian dollar slips with oil
- Kiwi underperforms as global rates rise again
- Economic outlook due to improve…
- NZD buoyed by Fed commitment to accommodative monetary policy
- Dollar bounces after stimulus package
- Aussie boosted by Fed commitment to dovish stance
- US Fed stance softens US dollar
- Aussie dollar flat ahead of Fed meeting and local unemployment data
- Inflation doesn’t hurt CAD value
- Kiwi tracks sideways ahead of Fed policy meeting
- Fed and BoE meet this week
- A pinch of green for the dollar
- AUD range bound amid vaccine concerns
- Kiwi outperforms as investors take stock amid vaccine concerns.
- Economic outlook due to improve…
- Aussie dollar flat ahead of Fed meeting and local unemployment data
- Bond yields impact forex markets
- US dollar rebounds to force Kiwi 0.7% lower
- Fed and BoE meet this week
- AUD closing in on a break back above 0.78 US cents
- Highest demand for CAD in three years
- Kiwi breaks back above 0.72 and eyes push toward 0.73
- Some positive UK data to end the week
- Dollar bounces after stimulus package
- Vaccination nationalism comes into the spotlight
- Positive economic news shuns dollar
- The AUD continues to creep higher, edging closer to 0.7750
- Positive economic news lifts CAD
- Kiwi outperforms- testing 0.72 US cents
- AUD breaks below 0.77 as bond correction prompts further losses
- Strong economic activity stabilizes CAD
- Kiwi buoyed as equities find renewed support
- Bailey positive on UK recovery
- AUD breaks below 0.77 as bond correction prompts further losses
- Kiwi survives second test of 0.71 US cents as negative emerging market sentiment continues to drive direction
- Bailey throws cold water over further interest rate cuts
- Dollar gains momentum against euro
- Bond market volatility sees AUD plunge overnight
- Oil supply keeps CAD strong
- Kiwi falls through Friday’s trading session
- Inflationary fears as stimulus package passed in the US
- Bond market volatility sees AUD plunge overnight
- Strong economic activity stabilizes CAD
- Dollar soars ahead of US Jobs Report
- A quick rebound has mixed outcomes
- Kiwi tests a break back above 0.73 as bond market volatility eases
- Sunak continues spending spree
- Bond prices rise again forcing AUD back below 0.78
- OPEC production benefits CAD
- AUD creeps higher as volatility across bond markets eases
- Kiwi tests a break back above 0.73 as bond market volatility eases
- Sterling rallies ahead of UK Budget
- Volatility across treasury yields eases, prompting return in risk demand.
- Equity markets lift Canadian dollar
- NZD bounces off lows as treasuries calm and investor buy the dip
- Market jitters send dollar higher
- Sunak pledges support ahead of Budget
- Economic activity in the manufacturing sector up
- Aussie dollar falls to a three-week low
- Manufacturing growth picks up in February
- Kiwi dollar falls from a 3.5-year high on Thursday
- Bond market uncertainty forces AUD to give up push above 0.80 US cents
- Momentum shifts away from CAD
- NZD falters as bond market uncertainty prompt push toward USD
- Further profit taking stumps the Pound
- US bond yields push demand for USD
- Kiwi dollar falls from a 3.5-year high on Thursday
- Sterling gains tempered by profit taking
- Dollar falls with equity market rise
- Australian Dollar edges closer to 0.80 as reflation trade continues to drive direction
- Equity markets lift Canadian dollar
- Australian Dollar reaches three year high
- Canadian dollar diverges from equity markets
- Kiwi eyes three year high ahead of RBNZ policy update
- Pound kicks higher thanks to Powell comments
- The pound continues to be front and center
- Kiwi dollar falls from a 3.5-year high on Thursday
- Prime Minister announces lockdown exit – pound ticks higher
- Uncertainty surrounds Powell’s testimony
- Treasury yields and commodity prices drive AUD toward 0.80 US cents
- Commodities keep CAD demand strong
- Australian Dollar reaches three year high
- Commodity prices drive demand
- New Zealand Dollar peaks at 73 US cents
- Pound is all ears ahead of Johnson announcement
- Uncertainty surrounds Powell’s testimony
- Stronger employment data not enough to spark break outside ranges
- Retail sales hit lowest levels since April
- Can Sterling Break the $1.40 Handle
- Pound hits highest level in 3 years
- AUD tests recent ranges following USD rebound
- NZD under pressure amid upswing massive upswing in US consumer spending
- Sterling Trades Lower on Inflation Reports
- Manufacturers are optimistic for future
- AUD fails to hold onto break above 0.78 despite sustained strength across commodity prices
- Inflation numbers beat expectations
- Kiwi gives up move above 0.7250 despite uptick in dairy prices
- Sterling Tests 3 Year Highs Against the Dollar
- Can Sterling Break the $1.40 Handle
- Cold weather lifts oil demand
- NZD struggle to break 0.7250 ahead of RBNZ policy meeting next week
- AUD continues to meet resistance on approach to 0.78
- CAD doesn’t capitalize on USD weakness
- The Aussie opens unchanged despite dovish tone in the US
- Kiwi remains range-bound despite US inflation concerns
- Sterling continues to rally as first vaccine target reached
- NZD well and truly stuck below 0.7250
- Sterling loses some ground while the AUD marches on
- Kiwi drifts lower but risks remain skewed to the upside
- GBP consolidates gains
- US dollar is not a cat
- Australian dollar range bound as volatility flattens out
- Canadian dollar keeps up momentum
- AUD holds onto gains in otherwise lacklustre session
- Commodity prices improve Canadian dollar
- Modest depreciation for the Kiwi sees it underperform against major counterparts
- Sterling continues its gains against the USD
- Inflation concerns surround US dollar
- US Fiscal stimulus drives market direction
- Kiwi jumps back through 0.72 as inflation expectations gather pace
- Sterling continues its gains against the USD
- Fiscal stimulus drives market direction
- Reflationary concerns help drive AUD gains
- AUD touches one week highs
- NZD climbs throughout Friday’s trading session
- Democrats push ahead with stimulus plan as jobs data misses target
- AUD falters in face of mini-USD resurgence
- Kiwi firmly range bound as currency markets divorced from broader risk narrative
- Sterling soars on upbeat Bailey
- AUD enjoys modest gains in otherwise lacklustre session
- Canadian dollar backpedals last quarter’s gains
- Milk prices and employment drive NZD higher
- US dollar momentum continues
- RBA’s dovish outlook forces AUD to reverse recent uptrend
- Euro slide benefits Canadians
- Kiwi lacks direction ahead of employment data
- Euro slips on stalled vaccine rollout
- Vaccine news derails USD momentum
- Sterling supported by drop in Covid-19 cases
- US dollar momentum continues
- Kiwi dollar remains relatively flat
- Sterling higher as vaccine rollout ramps up
- Could the US dollar be in greater demand?
- Aussie dollar weighed down by US equities
- CAD on the backfoot to start month
- Australian dollar recovers losses as risk sentiment returns
- USDCAD hits one month high
- Kiwi bounces back as risk sentiment returns
- Could the US dollar be in greater demand?
- Risk-off shift forces AUD toward key supports
- US GDP weakens US dollar
- NZD gives up gains as risk-off shift prompt sharp correction
- Joe Biden’s inauguration buoys the markets
- GDP figures halt USD strength
- AUD firmly range bound despite uptick in global growth estimates
- US dollar demand rises ahead of Fed meeting
- Kiwi outperforms as IMF upgrades growth forecast
- Sterling gains despite local data releases
- Retail sales outpace expectations
- Investors cash out of dollar with relief package
- Australian dollar range bound as risk sentiment ebbs and flows
- Canadian dollar pairs back gains
- NZD upside limited by near term COVID concerns
- GDP figures halt USD strength
- US manufacturing output increases
- AUD enjoys modest gains as risk sentiment finds momentum
- Retail sales outpace expectations
- NZD extends beyond 0.72 as mood for risk improves
- AUD enjoys modest gains as risk sentiment finds momentum
- Kiwi outpaces most counterparts as risk backdrop foster run back toward 0.72
- Joe Biden’s inauguration buoys the markets
- New president, same soft dollar
- Kiwi struggles to capitalise on risk recovery
- Kiwi leads losses across majors as risk aversion prompt push to haven assets
- Last day in office for President Trump
- Risk aversion forcing AUD below 0.77
- Aussie trades lower on dampened risk sentiment
- Kiwi struggles to capitalise on risk recovery
- AUD tests 0.78 ahead of key US fiscal stimulus outline
- USD gains strength in face of weak retail sales
- Kiwi pushes back above 0.72 ahead of key US stimulus plan
- Biden unveils $1.9tn stimulus plan.
- AUD upturn falters again as 0.78 in sight
- Canadian dollar gains against EUR, USD
- Kiwi bounces back as US treasury yields flatten out
- US treasury yields can’t keep USD momentum
- Flattening Treasury yields allow AUD to surge back toward 0.78 US cents
- US treasury yields give CAD momentum
- Kiwi bounces back as US treasury yields flatten out
- Bailey talks down negative rates
- AUD under pressure as US dollar momentum builds
- Government ministers warn of tough times.
- AUD under pressure as US dollar momentum builds
- NHS under pressure
- Kiwi gives up gains as USD bounces off three-year lows
- Speculation on negative interest rates in the UK intensifies
- Job losses threaten US dollar
- Australian dollar gives up gains as USD bounces off three-year lows
- Despite job losses, Canadian dollar keeps recent gains
- Events in Washington drive dollar demand