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Australia s Inflation Expectations Ease to 4 1% in May

Australia s Inflation Expectations Ease to 4 1% in May
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Australian Dollar remains firmer due to risk-on mood, US PMI eyed

Australian Dollar remains firmer due to risk-on mood, US PMI eyed
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AUD/USD Forecast: The 0 6600 region holds the downside… for now

AUD/USD Forecast: The 0 6600 region holds the downside… for now
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Breakfast briefing: China two-faced? What it says sharply different to what it does

US data strong; India and Taiwan also rising; China 'punishes' Taiwan; EU gains momentum; Aussie inflation expectations ease; freight rates from China leap; UST 10yr 4.48%; gold and oil slip again; NZ$1 = 61 USc; TWI-5 = 70.4

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Australia consumer mood dips in May despite budget relief

Australian consumer sentiment dipped in May, a survey showed on Tuesday, as renewed cost-of-living pressures and inflation concerns offset some of the relief provided by the government on energy bills. -May 20, 2024 at 09:07 pm EDT - MarketScreener

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