The risk-sensitive Australian Dollar fell against the US Dollar overnight after sentiment took a hit after China took a step back on its “Zero-Covid” policy. Traders are preparing for tonight’s US …

The Australian Dollar fell against the US Dollar as climbing oil prices stoked inflation fears. China’s trade balance for May is set to cross the wires.

The Australian Dollar may continue to rise following its post-RBA surge as uranium prices rise on signals of a further tightening in the ore’s market.

Bitcoin prices rose alongside US stocks as sentiment modestly rebounded. The Japanese Yen fell to a fresh multi-decade low against the Dollar. APAC traders have the RBA rate decision in their sights.

The Australian Dollar is in focus to kick off the week ahead of today’s PMI figures out of China. AUD/USD may rise if China’s recent slowdown shows signs of dissipating as Covid restrictions loosen.

The Australian Dollar paced higher versus the US Dollar as Wall Street rallied overnight. APAC traders may look to capitalize on that momentum into the weekend. Tonight’s US NFP data is on the radar.

Bitcoin prices sank more than 5% as US stocks closed lower on the first trading day of the month. That dour tone may bleed into the APAC session as traders eye Australian trade data.

The Australian Dollar may rally next after the US Dollar weakened and the S&P 500 climbed on the FOMC meeting minutes. Risk appetite could improve during the Asia-Pacific session.

The Australian Dollar and S&P 500 rally risk reversing to market volatility after Snapchat earnings sent social media stocks reeling. Will the Chinese Yuan extend its recovery?

The US Dollar weakened as rising fears of a recession have seen the markets pull back 2023 Federal Reserve rate hike expectations. Ahead, AUD/USD eyes Chinese loan prime rate data.