Australian dollar

[SYDNEY] The Australian and New Zealand dollars loitered near multi-month highs on Tuesday (Sep 1) as a global selloff in bonds kept investors cautious, although domestic economic data offered support at the margin.

The currency has fallen an average 1% in September over the past five years, data shows

The US dollar tends to lag when growth is looking solid elsewhere in the world, says an expert

Chinese onshore ‘panda’ and offshore ‘dim sum’ yuan bond sales hit record highs in the first half

Experts weigh in on which currencies will stay resilient and which are volatile

Investor focus will shift to quarterly inflation data out on Wednesday

Markets are 78% priced for a follow-up rate hike from the RBNZ in September

The Reserve Bank of Australia could be done hiking after three rate rises to 4.35 %

Markets anticipate a 20 per cent chance of an additional move in June