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AUD/USD is observed to stay bid near 0.7180 – up 0.28%. It seems to be minimally affected by China’s Caixin Services PMI and risk off mood. China’s Caixin Services PMI dropped to 54.3 vs a forecast of 56.8. It recorded 58.4 in July. Keep an eye out for US Data, updates on American Aid package and vi

The bulls are roaring on for the yellow metal as it was seen taking the birds near $2,020 early Wednesday morning. Gold broke through the $2,000 to refresh the record top on Tuesday. What's next - any thoughts?

Most interesting comment I have heard today comes from Richmond Fed President Thomas Barkin who says that “the ‘pothole’ in the economy created by the coronavirus pandemic has turned into ‘sinkhole’." He is urging for Congress to keep support in place or business and consumers alike will ‘feel the f

Latest on the US-China Trade War – China has issued a warning that should US forces all Chinese journalists based in the US to leave the country – they would take a similar suit targeting US journalists based in HK. AUD/USD was seen catching fresh bids despite the mixed Australian Trade and Retail S

How was your reaction when Australia’s Victoria was given the ‘state of disaster’ form after a 670 surge in cases over just this weekend? More importantly, I am sure that the next question on your mind, as is mine is – how would this fare on the performance of AUD this week? Hoping for the best, for

As the pandemic continues its war against nations of the world, investors are seen flocking to the perceived safety of the king of the metals – GOLD. The yellow metal was seen to carry Friday’s pullback from $ 1,960 to refresh record high to $ 1,988.02. It seems to be well on its run up to $2,000 an