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Invesco CurrencyShares Australian Dollar Trust (NY:FXA)

63.55 +0.17 (+0.27%)
Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 11:24 AM EDT, May 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Global Markets Rebound In Relief Rally, Gold Back To $3,000
Via Benzinga
Tariff Fallout And Volatility Surge Define The Week Ahead
The financial system is entering the week on the back foot after one of the most volatile stretches since the COVID shock. Cross-asset capitulation defined the prior week’s session, with broad... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Stocks / Equities
Exposures COVID-19
AUD/USD Recovers Above 0.6000 Amid Fears Of US Recession
The AUD/USD pair recovers some lost ground to near 0.6015 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
AUD/USD Rebounds To Near 0.6040 As China Vows Stimulus To Support Economy
AUD/USD recovers to near 0.6040 as Beijing discusses fresh monetary stimulus to stabilize their economy. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Economy
Exposures Economy
Shades Of Smoot-Hawley: Depression Feared
At the end of last week, there was much talk about Black Monday, and today it is here. Various circuit breakers kicked in as stocks plummeted. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
Global Markets See Worst Drop Since 1997 Mimicking Black Monday Like Crash, Crude Oil Tumbles
Via Benzinga
Exposures Fossil Fuels
Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, April 6
The Japanese yen and the Swiss franc were the strongest major currencies last week, while Australian dollar was the weakest. Volatility increased markedly over this period, as more than 75% of Forex... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex ETFs
AUD/USD Forecast: What Next For The Australian Dollar After The Crash?
The AUD/USD pair has crashed to the lowest level in over five years. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
The Week Ahead: Trade War And Price Action Are More Important Than U.S. And China's CPI
The week ahead features China and US CPI. China's consumer inflation is expected to have emerged out of deflation in March. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy World Trade
Exposures Interest Rates Tariff
Friday: Tariffs, US Jobs, Powell, And Melting Equities
There appear to be two forces at work that have helped the US dollar recover. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
Global Selloff Deepens, Oil Prices Tumble Amid Trump's Tariff Fallout - Global Markets Today While US Slept
Via Benzinga
Topics Government
Exposures Political
AUD/USD Posts Modest Gains Above 0.6300 As Trump Tariffs Fuel Recession Fears
The AUD/USD pair edges higher to around 0.6330 during the early Asian session on Friday. The US Dollar (USD) weakens against the Australian Dollar (AUD) as US President Donald Trump's fresh trade... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Economy Government
Exposures Economy Political Tariff
Global Markets Rattle With Trump's Tariff, Dollar Weakens, Oil Tanks - Global Markets Today While US Slept
Via Benzinga
Topics Government
Exposures Political
AUD/USD Remains Weak Below 0.6300 Despite Upbeat Chinese PMI Data
The AUD/USD pair remains under selling pressure around 0.6280 during the early Asian session on Thursday. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
Market Reaction To Liberation Day - This Is Just The Beginning
Impact effect? Risk-off, and lower Treasury yields. No break of prior ranges on market rates, but it smells like they want to go lower ahead. Overall, it feels like this could unravel further in a... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Stocks / Equities
AUD/USD Below 0.6300 After Trump's Announcements
On Wednesday's American session, the Australian Dollar pulled back after a brief spike to multi-day highs, with the AUD/USD pair slipping back under the 0.6300 threshold. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Government
Exposures Political
Liberation Day From The Multilateral World Our Parents, Grandparents, And Great Grandparents Created
The trepidation over today's US tariff announcement has been underscored by reports that even as late as yesterday, a final decision had not been made. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex World Trade
Exposures Tariff
Asia Markets Up, Europe Slides And Gold Gains Amid Tariff Uncertainty - Global Markets Today While US Slept
Via Benzinga
Forex Today: All Eyes On Trump Tariffs Today
President Trump will today announce the imposition of new tariffs, with the details being keenly awaited by markets and likely to cause significant volatility. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Commodities Currencies/Forex Government
Exposures Political Tariff
AUD/USD Trades Flat Around 0.6250 After RBA’s Monetary Policy Decision
AUD/USD consolidated around 0.6250 after the RBA left interest rates unchanged at 4.1%, as expected. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
Asia Markets Mixed, Europe Rebounds Amid Tariff Uncertainty, Gold Hits New High - Global Markets Today While US Slept
Via Benzinga
Australian Dollar Tumbles As AUD/USD Eyes RBA After Hitting Multi-Week Low
The AUD/USD pair plunged to its lowest levels in over three weeks during Monday’s North American session, slipping toward the 0.6230 area as the Australian Dollar (AUD) underperformed across the... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
Equities And Rates: Look Out Below
The US dollar begins the new week mostly firmer. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
AUD/USD Forecast: Continues To Drift
The Australian dollar remains range-bound near the 50-day EMA, with traders watching Chinese demand and global trade tensions for a potential breakout. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex World Trade
Exposures Tariff
Japan's Index Falls In Correction Territory, Europe Declines On Trade Fears; Gold Surges To New Record - Global Markets Today While US Slept
Via Benzinga
FX Daily: ‘Liberation’ Week For The Dollar?
The dollar has traded on the soft side ahead of Wednesday's 'liberation day', when universal tariffs are due to be announced by the US. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex World Trade
Exposures Tariff
Weekly Forex Forecast - Sunday, March 30
The Australian dollar was the strongest major currency last week, while the Japanese yen was the weakest, although the numbers were practically negligible. Volatility decreased over this period, and... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex ETFs Futures
April 2025 Monthly
The dollar's weakness in Q1 coincided with a pullback in US equities. European investors bought a record amount of US shares in 2024, which helped lift the greenback. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex
AUD/USD Outlook: Upbeat US GDP Calms Recession Concerns
The AUD/USD outlook shows easing fears of a US recession. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Economy
Exposures Economy
Friday Surprises: Tokyo Inflation On The Upside, France And Spain On The Downside, Stronger UK Retail Sales
The higher-than-expected March Tokyo CPI had little impact on BOJ expectations; the pullback in the US 10-year yield, around seven basis points from yesterday's high, has helped underpin the yen. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Currencies/Forex Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
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