Australia In Focus : Australia’s Golden Week Too
2 year low in the ASX but the AUDUSD stayed out of trouble and avoided breaking a new 6Y low after its 0.6896 earlier this month. It would be difficult to say if… Continue reading
2 year low in the ASX but the AUDUSD stayed out of trouble and avoided breaking a new 6Y low after its 0.6896 earlier this month. It would be difficult to say if… Continue reading
Ugly commodity headlines as usual. Oil’s Slump Claims Another Casualty as Santos CEO Steps Down Origin Energy swings to a loss following writedowns, warns of falling oil prices But nothing can match… Continue reading
I admit, I am not the sports fan to sit patiently through a televised game but I do like to follow the headlines and so we Australia keeping their hopes alive for winning… Continue reading
It has not been a good week for Australian sports, with the first test of the Ashes looking quite out of reach and Nick Kyrgios bowing out of the Wimbledon in disgrace, amid… Continue reading
A new 6 year low in the AUDUSD at 0.7509 (note the outdated fx rates in the table above), iron ore prices sliding and unspectacular economic data – big drop in the June… Continue reading
The AUDUSD continues to track Mount Everest for the month of May and we are right down to the base camp level now (and I still cannot believe Dark Knight called the high… Continue reading
First, I would like to thank my friend The Dark Knight for his amazing spot on AUDUSD call on Monday for the weekly high in the AUDUSD was 0.8164 against his call for… Continue reading
A cheeky interpretation of the AUDUSD chart for the week as a solemn tribute to the devastation in Nepal. And my eagle eyes tell me that the candlestick on 28 April is the… Continue reading
A big apology for the updates because I just discovered that the 1wk change number for iron ore has not been updating. The problem has been fixed. The Australian dollar is not… Continue reading
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pA-EcqOCRkI Enough bad news to bring out tears as iron ore and coal look grim and dismal with no respite in sight despite the global equity market euphoria led by the Chinese. RBA… Continue reading