[AUD/JPY] Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Meeting
The Australian dollar (AUD/JPY) dropped from the low 95 range to 93.06 last weekend because the U.S. stock market fell sharply, making investors avoid risk. Today, the Reserve Bank of …
The Australian dollar (AUD/JPY) dropped from the low 95 range to 93.06 last weekend because the U.S. stock market fell sharply, making investors avoid risk. Today, the Reserve Bank of …
Concerns about Trump’s tariffs affecting Australia’s economy are keeping AUD/JPY from rising. Today, Australia’s February CPI (inflation report) will be released. If the result is weak, people may expect interest …
Today, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is expected to cut interest rates by 0.25%. However, the market has already expected this, so the focus is on the official statement. …
The Trump administration announced a 25% tariff on aluminum and steel for all countries. However, Australia’s trade minister said that Australia has a trade deficit with the US, so the …
Yesterday, Australia’s October–December CPI was 2.4%, lower than the expected 2.5%.At the same time, the trimmed mean CPI was 0.5%, the lowest since mid-2021. Because of this, the Australian dollar …
The Australian dollar-yen pair has been trading in a range between 96 and 99 yen since early December last year. Last week’s Australian Consumer Price Index (CPI) was slightly higher …
Australia’s November CPI (Consumer Price Index) was 2.3%, higher than the expected 2.2%, but this led to selling of the Australian dollar. Selling pressure increased because the central bank’s trimmed …
With the unrest caused by South Korea’s emergency situation calming down, risk-off sentiment eased. In the Tokyo market, the AUD/JPY (Australian Dollar/Japanese Yen) pair saw early buying and rose to …
Since October began, the AUD/JPY exchange rate has continued to move within a narrow range. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) is the only major central bank that has kept …
Australia’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) for July-September was announced yesterday at 2.8%, lower than the forecast of 2.9% and a significant drop from last month’s 3.8%. Although the Reserve Bank …