The Australian Dollar (AUD) extends its losing streak against the US Dollar (USD) for the fifth consecutive day on Friday.

However, the data also weighed on the already struggling Australian dollar, pushing it closer to a five-year low. Since ...

DXY is back. AUD is not. Lead boots is also back. There’s no denying gold’s new drivers now. Commod prices are ...

The Australian Dollar (AUD) continues to decline for the second consecutive day against the US Dollar (USD) on Tuesday. The ...

Japan’s retail sales and job data fuel BoJ rate hike bets, pressuring USD/JPY. Fed’s inflation stance also in focus. Will USD ...

Volatility in equities and bonds, as well as potential weakness in non-US currencies, could provide additional boosts to ...

DXY is back. AUD is buggered again. But auld lead boots got Deepsuckered. The oil pop was specs. Dirt dead cat. Mining meh.

The weaker Australian dollar is welcome news for businesses that export to countries like the US, but the lower currency can be a drain on travellers' budgets and hit import businesses.

The Australian Dollar truly changed the world with the release of the first polymer banknote in 1988, and continues to lead ...

Aussies are still feeling the pinch from cost-of-living pressures, and hundreds of dollars worse off, even as the official ...

Morningstar Investment Management's Chief Investment Officer for Asia Pacific weighs in on the weak Aussie dollar and what ...