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AUDUSD: The Australian dollar slumped back below parity with its U.S. counterpart Thursday on news that Chinese manufacturing activity slowed in September, deepening already significant concerns about the world’s economic...

AUDUSD: Australia is likely to cut debt issuance to about A$30 billion in 2012 from just above A$50 billion in 2011. The pullback will come as Australia returns to a surplus, which will help its debt-to-GDP ratio slowly drop in...

 More growth measures are necessary to improve Italy’s outlook. AUDUSD: The International Monetary Fund Tuesday revised lower its forecasts for economic growth in Australia in 2011 and 2012, but warned at the same...

AUDUSD: Markets Continued worries about Europe’s ongoing debt crisis after a meeting of the region’s finance ministers seemed to offer no new solutions hurt the high yielding Australian dollar Monday. Analysts expect...

AUDUSD: The Australian dollar was subjected to heavy selling pressure and dipped to test support below 1.02 against the dollar before staging a recovery back towards 1.04. There was a sharp deterioration in risk appetite and the...

AUDUSD: The Australian dollar was little changed late Thursday with attention focused on global equities markets and some traders predicting a brief pause in the uncertainty that has dominated trading over recent weeks. Asian...

AUDUSD: The Australian dollar was slightly higher late Tuesday but lacking any real direction as traders braced for more uncertainty in European trading, with many fearing Greece is lurching closer to default on its debt...

AUDUSD: Another negative start to the week for investor risk sentiment as Europe’s debt crisis continues to unease investors sent the Australian dollar sharply lower in Asian trade Monday, dragged by weaker equities. At...

AUDUSD: Weaker than expected jobs numbers sent the Australian dollar to session lows Thursday as analysts said rising unemployment is beginning to show a trend, raising the prospect of a possible rate cut in coming months....