Bond Yields Extend Rise Ahead of US CPI Report, DXY Climbs

The Australian Dollar outperformed its peers boosted by a rise in base metals, while equities rose. At the close of trade in New York, the AUD/USD pair settled at 0.7141, up from 0.7075 on Monday.

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