The Australian Dollar is poised to move lower a the interest rate tightening cycle stalls, while a host of longer-term fundamental factors conspire to undermine the currency in the coming months.

The Australian dollar has been among the top performing currencies over the past year. While majors such as the Euro and British Pound have been trending lower for several months amid sovereign debt concerns, commodity currencies, including the Aussie, have been largely insulated, supported...

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The Canadian dollar extended the rally from Monday and remains the best performing currency against the greenback, while the New Zealand pared the previous day’s advance and slipped back below the 200-Day SMA (0.6950) to reach a low of 0.6924.



The Canadian dollar extended the rally from Monday and remains the best performing currency against the greenback,...