AUDUSD: AUDUSD is supported by bond yield differentials
The Australian dollar is up 0.70 percent for the day and is reaching session highs. At 0.6432, the pair is getting close to its highest level since October 11 at 0.6445.
Bond yield differentials and variations in Fed and RBA policy choices strengthen the AUD:
Interest rates between 5.25% to 5.50% will remain unchanged, according to the Fed. On November 7, it is anticipated that the RBA will raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.35%.
The yield on Australian government bonds maturing in 10 years dropped by 3 basis points to 4,797%. However, it is important to remember that since September 1, the yield has risen by 83 basis points, from 3,963% to 4,797%. In the meantime, the yield on Treasury bonds went up to 4.71% from 4.06%. Considering the variations in
Bond yield differentials and variations in Fed and RBA policy choices strengthen the AUD:
Interest rates between 5.25% to 5.50% will remain unchanged, according to the Fed. On November 7, it is anticipated that the RBA will raise interest rates by 25 basis points to 4.35%.
The yield on Australian government bonds maturing in 10 years dropped by 3 basis points to 4,797%. However, it is important to remember that since September 1, the yield has risen by 83 basis points, from 3,963% to 4,797%. In the meantime, the yield on Treasury bonds went up to 4.71% from 4.06%. Considering the variations in
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