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The Australian Dollar (AUD/USD) rebounded sharply to 0.6697 from 0.6639 after the RBA left interest rates unchanged. RBA Governor Philip Lowe said some further tightening may be needed to ensure inflation returns to target.

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The Australian dollar experienced a decline yesterday afternoon after the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) decided to maintain their policy rate at 4.10%.

Asia-Pacific stocks fell due to a poor Caixin services PMI in China. Markets eye the possibility of a Federal Reserve rate hike, with 85% likelihood predicted for July 26. June's PMI services for the UK and Eurozone show slowing momentum. In the US, a decline in May's factory orders hints at manufacturing pressures, but green incentives reveal potential growth.

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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has made the decision to pause interest rates, which has sparked discussions about the potential impact on the Australian Dollar (AUD). To shed light on this matter, Luca Santos, a respected Technical Market Analyst, provides valuable insights and analysis in this article, offering guidance for traders and investors.

We have argued that this is a different kind of inflation. Arguably, driven more by increased government spending and the need to increase prices to widen profit margins due to higher uncertainties generated by both the pandemic and the Ukraine conflict.

Join Senior Market Strategist & Trading Mentor Duncan Cooper as he watches price levels on the AUDUSD weekly and daily charts.

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Watch the video for the key trading levels for the week ahead for USDCAD, USDCHF, USDJPY, EURGBP, NZDJPY, and NZDUSD.

The Independence Day holiday in the US means the week should start quietly in markets, but US data will soon attract the market's attention again now that a July Fed rate hike is a consensus view and there is also speculation about a move in September.

The Reserve Bank of Australia has been remiss in missing the inflation tsunami in the first place, and then far too aggressively hiking rates subsequently.

It is not the governments of some of the usual suspects where the people are unhappy and want a change, but France.

Mixed Asia-Pacific stocks, unchanged Australian rates. US markets closed. Key release: Canadian PMI. Bank of Canada update may hint at rate hikes. Global PMIs show stagnant/falling manufacturing. 85% chance of US rate hike. Key indicators: ISM survey, labor market report. China's Caixin PMI indicates rebound pace. US Treasury, UK gilt yields rise; sterling weakens, rebounds vs. euro.

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Join Luca Santos in this engaging video to gain a comprehensive understanding of the PMI and its significance in trading the U.S. economy.

Watch the video for the key trading levels for the week ahead for AUDJPY, AUDUSD, EURJPY, EURUSD, GBPJPY, and GBPUSD.

The Dollar Index, a popular gauge of the Greenback’s value against a basket of 6 major currencies, drifted lower after the Federal Reserve’s gauge of inflation slowed. At the close of trade on Friday, the USD/DXY settled at 102.90, down from 103.35.

The US dollar showed strength last Friday and has since stabilized. The release of better-than-expected data from the US contributed to a significant 15 basis point increase in the 2-year US Treasury note yield.