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Australian Dollar treads water to hold position despite subdued Consumer Confidence - Vimarsana News

Australian Dollar treads water to hold position despite subdued Consumer Confidence

The Australian Dollar (AUD) continues to hold onto its gains registered in the previous session despite the subdued Westpac Consumer Confidence released on Tuesday.

Australian Dollar rebounds amid higher domestic equity market, firmer US Dollar - Vimarsana News

Australian Dollar rebounds amid higher domestic equity market, firmer US Dollar

The Australian Dollar (AUD) recovers intraday losses and moves into positive territory on Monday, likely influenced by gains in the domestic equity market.

Australian Dollar loses ground amid mixed Aussie data, firmer US Dollar - Vimarsana News

Australian Dollar loses ground amid mixed Aussie data, firmer US Dollar

The Australian Dollar (AUD) snaps its three-day winning streak following the release of unchanged Final Retail Sales and downbeat Trade Balance data from Australia on Friday.

AUD/USD modestly gains during Friday's Asian session, traders eye US NFP - Vimarsana News

AUD/USD modestly gains during Friday's Asian session, traders eye US NFP

The Australian Dollar posted solid gains of more than 0.30% on Thursday against the Greenback after economic data from the United States (US) indicated the labor market is cooling.

Australia's Judo Bank Services PMI improves to 54.4 in March vs. 53.5 prior - Vimarsana News

Australia's Judo Bank Services PMI improves to 54.4 in March vs. 53.5 prior

The final reading of Australia's Judo Bank Services Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) improved to 54.4 in March from the previous reading of 53.5, the latest data published by Judo Bank and S&P Global showed on Thursday.