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“There’s likely millions of dollars in lost interest Australians are collectively missing out on just because they haven’t taken five minutes to check their rate or their savings account ...
The Aussie dollar has been smashed following the announcement ... The Sydneysider is not the only Australian traveller concerned about the impacts of the exchange rate on their travel.
Learn More It's been a "tarrifying" last few months on the stock market. Simultaneously, the Australian dollar has tumbled to its lowest point since March 2020. The Australian dollar was trading ...
That’s partly why the Aussie dollar is struggling to extend its rally and was last down 0.2% to US$0.6382. It has climbed for three straight weeks to US$0.6439, the highest since early December ...
The Australian Dollar remains subdued as market sentiment remains mixed, as the Trump administration could consider reducing tariffs on Chinese imports. China is considering the suspension of its ...
Last weekend hundreds of thousands of dollars quietly disappeared from Australians' super funds. Here's how the experts think it happened.
The Australian Dollar remains heavily exposed to Chinese trade dynamics, and due to tariff threats mounting, market participants are increasingly pricing in aggressive easing by the Reserve Bank ...
the Singapore dollar rose 0.4% and the Australian dollar added 0.2%. Trading was somewhat subdued on Monday amid holidays in parts of the Asian region, such as Hong Kong.
Eliot is one of many heading overseas in the coming months and whose travel plans might be hindered by the falling Aussie dollar. · Supplied/Getty It's a similar story for the Euro, with an Aussie ...