Read our currency forecasts and market reports for details of what could affect the Pound, Euro, US Dollar, Australian Dollar and many of the other major currencies.
Australian inflation data released overnight could provide some insight into the likely outcomes of the RBA's next monetary policy meeting.
By Tom Holian
The RBA will release their latest meeting minutes overnight on Tuesday, the expectation is that interest rates remain unchanged.
By Axel Dejean
GBPAUD rates remain close to the best time to buy Australian Dollars since June 2016, despite an Aussie Dollar boost from positive Chinese data.
By Jonathan Watson
Philip Lowe hinted in his speech last night that there isn't much chance of another interest rate hike in the short term, which could cause further weakness for AUD.
By Daniel Wright
Following a global fall in the price of iron ore and coking coal, the AUD has struggled as a commodity based currency.
By Ben Fletcher
Negative Services and Manufacturing data from China has the potential to weaken the AUD, as Australia's biggest trading partner.
By Lewis Edmonds
As the US continue to increase interest rates, we are seeing the affects of investors moving funds out of the AUD for better returns.
By Dayle Littlejohn
Today's Australian Dollar forecast considers the external factors affecting AUD in the coming weeks.
The GBP/AUD exchange rate has broken the recent key resistance point of 1.80. Will the Australian Dollar continue to weaken against the Pound?
By Daniel Johnson
We may see some Aussie Dollar weakness following the expected US interest rate hike this evening, as the RBA keep interest rates unchanged.
By Rob Harold
If US interest rates are raised this week, AUD could suffer from investors moving their funds from the Aussie Dollar to USD for better returns.
The Australian Dollar strengthened yesterday following positive trade data from China, as this led to iron-ore demand increasing.
Home Loans and Investment Lending data came out overnight under expectation, which seems to have counteracted any potential gains for AUD from positive National Australian Banks business confidence and conditions figures.
As a commodity based currency, AUD could be affected negatively by President Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminium due to come in shortly.
Retail sales data came out overnight which dropped from 2.8 to 2.4 year on year, just slightly less than the expected figure.
