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Australian Dollar Forecast: A US Dollar on the March Sinks AUD/USD, AUD/JPY Follows - Vimarsana News

Australian Dollar Forecast: A US Dollar on the March Sinks AUD/USD, AUD/JPY Follows

The Australian Dollar pierced below support levels last week as the US Dollar leapt higher on rising Treasury yields with possible official selling of US debt. Will AUD/USD turn around?

Gold Price Slides as the US Dollar and Treasury Yields Rise. Where to for XAU/USD? - Vimarsana News

Gold Price Slides as the US Dollar and Treasury Yields Rise. Where to for XAU/USD?

The gold price dipped to fresh lows overnight as markets consider the consequences of a rising US Dollar and Treasury yields as the outlook for China faces scrutiny. Lower XAU/USD?

Euro Vulnerable Against a Runaway US Dollar with Treasury Yields Jumping - Vimarsana News

Euro Vulnerable Against a Runaway US Dollar with Treasury Yields Jumping

The Euro succumbed to US Dollar ascendency along with many other currency pairs and the dynamics coming out of China might have more legs yet. Will EUR/USD continue lower?

Crude Oil Collapses as China Woes the US Dollar Strength Take its Toll - Vimarsana News

Crude Oil Collapses as China Woes the US Dollar Strength Take its Toll

Crude oil prices broke lower yesterday and has underperformed today as developments out of China has risk assets on the backfoot amidst US Dollar reclaiming the upper hand. Lower WTI?

New Zealand Dollar Spiked After the RBNZ Left its Cash Rate Alone at 5.50%. Higher NZD/USD? - Vimarsana News

New Zealand Dollar Spiked After the RBNZ Left its Cash Rate Alone at 5.50%. Higher NZD/USD?

The New Zealand Dollar jumped immediately after the RBNZ announced that they left rates unchanged 5.50% for the second meeting in a row. Will NZD/USD break back up and into the range?