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January 10, 2025

AUD/USD Stays at 56-Month Low. What’s Next?

As observed in the AUD/USD chart, the exchange rate recently fell below 0.618 Australian dollars per US dollar. This marks the weakest position for the Australian dollar since April 2020 during the onset of the global pandemic.

Understanding the reasons for such weakness is essential. Factors such as global economic conditions, commodity prices, and monetary policy play critical roles. Effective trading strategies should consider these aspects to navigate the currents of foreign exchange successfully. As the AUD/USD continues to reflect underwhelming strength, investors should be equipped with knowledge about potential catalysts that may reverse this trend.

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