AUD/USD shifts below 0.6700 as RBA minutes remain less hawkish, Fed policy hogs limelight – by Sagar_Dua24 AUDUSD Fed RBA Inflation DollarIndex
ooks vulnerable below 0.6700 and is expected to continue its downside as the release of the Reserve Bank of Australia minutes have confirmed that RBA policymakers are not very hawkish as expected by the street.
could remain volatile from month to month despite softening from its peak of 8.4%, recorded in December.
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