The US dollar surged to a two-month high, fueled by the Fed’s hawkish pause and easing global trade tensions, which pressured AUD/USD and NZD/USD while strengthening USD/JPY.

The Australian Dollar maintains its position as Retail Sales climbed 1.2% MoM in June, compared to the expected 0.4% increase ...

BoJ, RBA, and Fed in focus as USD/JPY and AUD/USD respond to rate decisions, inflation trends, and key US economic data ...

On the upside, immediate resistance sits at the 2025 peak at 0.6625 (July 24), followed by the November 2024 high of 0.6687 ...

The Australian dollar rose to a yearly high on Friday and could break through a key barrier on a US-China trade deal or ...

Australian Dollar and US Dollar Below is a table showing 205 days of historical exchange rates data for the year of 2025, covering the Australian Dollar (AUD) to US Dollar (USD) conversion.

The AUD/USD fell by 0.18% on Thursday. Following a 0.48% decline on Wednesday, the Aussie dollar ended the day at $0.66042. The Aussie dollar rose to a high of $0.66503 before falling to a low of ...

After striking a low of 0.683 in mid-May, the pair is +5% higher at 0.718. The market is speculating on the Fed taking a pause after 50bps hikes in June and July, which is weighing on the USD.

The Australian dollar continues to impress and has posted strong gains on Monday. European session, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6491, up 0.72% on the day and its highest level since early December 2025.

AUD/USD saw a 0.70% slide, with Aussie ending Wednesday at $0.63520 Forecasted 0.5% rise in Australian August retail sales sparks investor curiosity. Tight US labor market conditions have ...

AUD/USD technical analysis AUD/USD rejected multi-month downtrend resistance at 0.6900 - 0.6910 in late September, coming from the 0.8007 high of February 2021 and the 1.1081 high from July 2011. At ...