AUD/USD slips under 0.6850 as Fed-RBA outlooks diverge: Nov 12, 2026
The Australian dollar slipped under 0.6850 and toward 10-month and March lows after a hot US CPI print raised expectations of a larger Federal Reserve rate hike. The move reflects Fed rate-hike bets underpinning the US dollar and a widening policy divergence between the Fed and the RBA, leaving the outlook uncertain.
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First seen on November 12
Carried over from earlier days
- Why China’s Tariff Truce and Weak Demand Matter for AUD/USDbabypips.com
- Australian Dollar remains subdued as China’s Trade Surplus eases in OctoberFXStreet
- Australian Dollar slips toward 0.6900 as Fed rate hike expectations riseFXStreet
- Australian Dollar breaks 0.69 as hot US CPI raises 50-bp Fed hike riskFXStreet
- Australian Dollar attracts bids near 0.6850 against US Dollar, outlook remains uncertainFXStreet
- Australian Dollar lacks bullish conviction as Fed hike bets continue to support USDFXStreet
- Australian Dollar slips toward March lows as Fed and RBA outlooks divergeFXStreet
- The Australian Dollar is losing the one thing that was holding it upFXStreet
- Australian Dollar dips under 0.6850 as Fed-RBA policy divergence widensFXStreet
Scheduled events
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| Event | Forecast | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday, November 12 | ||
| MI Inflation Expectations | AUD | |
| Unemployment Claims | 194K | USD |
| FOMC Member Hammack Speaks | USD | |
| Mortgage Delinquencies | USD | |
| FOMC Member Barr Speaks | USD | |
| Existing Home Sales | 3.89M | USD |
| CB Leading Index m/m | AUD | |
| FOMC Member Goolsbee Speaks | USD | |