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BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets Asia June 1, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BLOOMBERG Bloomberg Markets Asia June 1, 2017

That conclusively reverses two months of contraction for retail sales as well. Hadaps not a surprise if we to miss today because the last two months were a miss as well. Up 1 , the aussie dollar reacting immediately out the back of that rising about. 1 . Retail sectorhe real tal here struggling, the malls off, bigticket sales off, the whole sector underperforming the broader asx. It is all tied up with the issue and austria about weak employment or underemployment and weak wages growth, and there could be more pain for retailers on the horizon with amazon due to make its australian debut. Apri...

ES holds above 4,400, Fed's Chair Powell spoke in Madrid, Riksbank hiked 25bps - Newsquawk US Market Open - Vimarsana News

ES holds above 4,400, Fed's Chair Powell spoke in Madrid, Riksbank hiked 25bps - Newsquawk US Market Open

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AUD/USD slips below 0.6700 as downbeat Australia inflation recall Aussie bears - Vimarsana News

AUD/USD slips below 0.6700 as downbeat Australia inflation recall Aussie bears

AUD/USD takes offers to refresh intraday low, snaps two-day uptrend on weak Australia inflation data. Australia’s Monthly CPI dropped to 6.8% YoY in

AUD/USD Price Analysis: Aussie drops to 0.7750, pausing three-day rally - Vimarsana News

AUD/USD Price Analysis: Aussie drops to 0.7750, pausing three-day rally

Jan 22, 2021 04:07 GMTFXStreet News AUD/USD drops 0.16% on weak Aussie Retail Sales.  The pair is still stuck in a two-week-long channel pattern. AUD/USD is currently trading near 0.7750, representing a 0.16% drop on the day, having rallied for the third straight day on Thursday.  The losses seen at press time could be associated with the dismal Aussie Retail Sales data released at 00:30 GMT, which showed consumer spending declined more than expected in December.  However, despite the AUD’s weakness, the immediate technical bias remains neutral. That’s because the pair is still trapped...