Friday, June 20, 2025


US Dollars (USD) v/s Australian Dollar (AUD)
USD 1 buys 1.55 AUD

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Currency Dashboard & Past Week

The US Dollars has risen 0.6325 Australian cent (or 0.4%) for a second consecutive day on Friday bringing its two-day rise to 1.29 Australian cents or 0.8%. The US Dollars last traded at AUD1.55.

Currency Dashboard


Trading CountryUSD: United States Of AmericaTrading CountryAUD: Australia
20 Jun, Close USD/AUD 1.550320 Jun, Close AUD/USD 0.6492
1-day change (%)USD up 0.4096%1-day change (%)AUD up 0.4016%
YTD change (%)USD down 3.7843%YTD change (%)AUD up 4.4212%
Relative Strength (6 mo)35.7Relative Strength (6 mo)68.9


+    The USD is up 0.7% against the AUD in the past week.
+    The exchange rate ranged between a low of 1.5331 on Monday, Jun 16 and a high of 1.5503 on Friday, Jun 20.
DayUS DollarsClose (AUD)Change %Comment
FridayRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 0.8% vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)1.55030.4Week-high of 1.5503
ThursdayIncreases vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)1.54390.4
WednesdayFalls vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)1.5373-0.4Steepest Fall
TuesdayIncreases 0.7% vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)1.54420.7Top Rise
MondayFalls vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)1.5331-0.4Week-low of 1.5331

Ongoing Bullish Parameters

Rank in the top 18% in the Currency Pairs market

DescriptionValueRank
1-week Price Change %0.7In Top 18%



Present Value of AUD1000 Invested in the Past 3 Years; The Best Period with PVAUD1000 > 1,072

PVAUD1,0003 yrs ago
USD/AUDAUD1,073



The Best Periods [1 Yr, 3 Yrs] with Change % > 3.1

Change %Year3 Years
USD/AUD3.27.3



Today's Bearish Signals

Downtrend of USD vs AUD

Relative Strength (6 months) at 36 percentile:
- The USD/AUD has a 6-month relative strength of 36 in the market of 2,001 Currency Pairs means it has underperformed 64% of the global currency market.


Ongoing Bearish Parameters

Annualised Period-based Total Shareholder Returns [TSR %]: The Worst Periods with TSR < 2.5%

TSR %3 yrs5 yrs20 yrs
USD.CURR2.41.20.9



Present Value of AUD1000 Invested in the Past [3 Mo, 1 Yr]; The Worst Periods with PVAUD1000 < 975

PVAUD1,0003 mo ago1 yr ago
USD/AUDAUD974AUD969



Past quarter: price fall of 2.6%

Change %Quarter
USD/AUD-2.6



Currency Crossrates

Currency Crossrates Today's Snapshot for USD

USD1=0.7437GBPUnited KingdomIncreases vs the British Pound (GBP)
USD1=19.1682MXNMexicoIncreases 0.7% vs the Mexican Peso (MXN)
USD1=7.85HKDHong KongRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 0.003% vs the Hong Kong Dollars (HKD)
USD1=1.3743CADCanadaIncreases vs the Canadian Dollars (CAD)
USD1=1,372.2797KRWSouth KoreaFalls vs the South-Korean Won (KRW)
USD1=146.1889JPYJapanIncreases 0.5% vs the Japanese Yen (JPY)
USD1=0.8684EUREuropean UnionFalls for a second consecutive day, a two-day fall of 0.4% vs the Euro (EUR)
USD1=1.2874SGDSingaporeRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 0.2% vs the Singapore Dollars (SGD)
USD1=9.6733SEKSwedenIncreases vs the Swedish Krona (SEK)
USD1=1.5503AUDAustraliaRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 0.8% vs the Australian Dollars (AUD)
USD1=1.6763NZDNew ZealandRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 1.0% vs the New Zealand Dollars (NZD)
USD1=1USDUnited States Of AmericaTrading vs the US Dollars (USD)
USD1=7.1796CNYChinaFalls for a second consecutive day, a two-day fall of 0.1% vs the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY)
USD1=0.8183CHFSwitzerlandIncreases after finding support vs the Swiss Franc (CHF)
USD1=10.1111NOKNorwayIncreases 0.8% vs the Norwegian Kroner (NOK)



Currency Crossrates Today's Snapshot for AUD

AUD1=0.5633EUREuropean UnionFalls for a second consecutive day, a two-day fall of 0.3% vs the Euro (EUR)
AUD1=6.4995NOKNorwayRises for a second consecutive day, a two-day rise of 0.8% vs the Norwegian Kroner (NOK)
AUD1=6.2417SEKSwedenFalls vs the Swedish Krona (SEK)
AUD1=4.6622CNYChinaIncreases vs the Chinese Yuan Renminbi (CNY)
AUD1=0.4814GBPUnited KingdomFalls for a second consecutive day, a two-day fall of 0.4% vs the British Pound (GBP)
AUD1=0.8892CADCanadaIncreases vs the Canadian Dollars (CAD)
AUD1=0.6492USDUnited States Of AmericaIncreases - at bullish turning point vs the US Dollars (USD)
AUD1=1.0809NZDNew ZealandFalls vs the New Zealand Dollars (NZD)
AUD1=94.4345JPYJapanIncreases 0.6% vs the Japanese Yen (JPY)
AUD1=887.714KRWSouth KoreaFalls vs the South-Korean Won (KRW)
AUD1=0.53CHFSwitzerlandFalls for a third consecutive day, a three-day fall of 0.2% vs the Swiss Franc (CHF)
AUD1=0.8339SGDSingaporeIncreases vs the Singapore Dollars (SGD)
AUD1=12.35MXNMexicoIncreases after finding support vs the Mexican Peso (MXN)
AUD1=5.0959HKDHong KongIncreases vs the Hong Kong Dollars (HKD)



Period-Based % Change

% Change of USD vs Currency Basket Period-Based

LastCountry1-day %1-week %1-Year %3-Yrs %
USD1=1.0USDUnited States Of America0.0---
USD1=7.18CNYChina-0.1--1.16.9
USD1=146.189JPYJapan0.51.5-7.78.3
USD1=0.868EUREuropean Union-0.20.3-6.8-9.1
USD1=1,372.28KRWSouth Korea-0.40.4-1.46.1
USD1=1.287SGDSingapore0.10.4-4.8-7.3
USD1=1.676NZDNew Zealand0.40.92.85.7
USD1=0.744GBPUnited Kingdom0.10.9-5.8-9.4
USD1=1.55AUDAustralia0.40.73.27.3
USD1=7.85HKDHong Kong--0.6-
USD1=0.818CHFSwitzerland0.20.9-8.1-15.7
USD1=1.374CADCanada0.31.20.45.4
USD1=9.673SEKSweden0.41.9-7.3-5.0
USD1=10.111NOKNorway0.82.1-4.01.0
USD1=19.168MXNMexico0.71.24.3-5.8



% Change of AUD vs Currency Basket Period-Based

In the past year the Australian Dollar fell 2.6% against the US Dollars; in the past three years the Australian Dollar fell 7.6% against the US Dollars.

LastCountry1-day %1-week %1-Year %3-Yrs %
AUD1=0.649USDUnited States Of America0.40.3-2.6-7.6
AUD1=4.662CNYChina0.30.3-3.7-0.9
AUD1=94.434JPYJapan0.61.6-10.40.4
AUD1=0.563EUREuropean Union-0.20.3-9.3-15.6
AUD1=887.714KRWSouth Korea-0.50.1-3.8-1.7
AUD1=0.834SGDSingapore0.10.4-7.5-14.2
AUD1=1.081NZDNew Zealand-0.20.4-0.6-2.4
AUD1=0.481GBPUnited Kingdom-0.30.7-8.3-15.6
AUD1=5.096HKDHong Kong0.40.3-2.1-7.4
AUD1=0.53CHFSwitzerland-0.11.1-10.0-22.0
AUD1=0.889CADCanada0.20.7-2.8-2.6
AUD1=6.242SEKSweden-0.21.4-10.4-12.4
AUD1=6.5NOKNorway0.50.7-7.8-7.1
AUD1=12.35MXNMexico0.20.10.4-13.9



Currency USD vs AUD

Year-on-Year Comparison USD/AUD (Trailing year - ended 07 Feb)

In the past 5 years, the USD/AUD has jumped 6.7% from 1.5 to 1.6, an average compound annual appreciation of the USD by 1.3%.
202520242023202220212020
Close1.61.531.441.411.31.5
% Change4.16.42.28.1-13


USD1 buys AUD 1.55 today: Appreciation of USD from 1.38 v/s AUD thirty years ago
Last5 Yrs ago20 Yrs ago25 Yrs ago30 Yrs ago
USD/AUD1.551.461.291.671.38


Present Value of AUD1000 Invested in USD 30 years ago is AUD1,127
PVAUD1,0005 yrs ago20 yrs ago30 yrs ago
USD/AUDAUD1,061AUD1,206AUD1,127



Credit Rating Summary: AUSTRALIA

Rating AgencyLong TermForeign CurrencyDescription
Moody'sAaa
S&PAAAExtremely strong capacity to meet financial commitments. Highest Rating.
FITCHAAAHighest credit quality: 'AAA' ratings denote the lowest expectation of default risk. This capacity is highly unlikely to be adversely affected by foreseeable events.
DAGONGAA+"AA" ratings denote expectations of very low default risk. It indicates that the issuer has a very strong capacity for payment of financial commitments. Although due to its relatively higher long-term risk, this capacity is not significantly vulnerable to any foreseeable event. The plus (+) sign shows relative standing within the major rating category.

UNITED STATES
Rating AgencyLong TermForeign CurrencyDescription
MOODYAaa
S&PAA+Very strong capacity to meet financial commitments. The plus (+) sign shows relative standing within the major rating category.
FITCHAAA Highest credit quality: 'AAA' ratings denote the lowest expectation of default risk. This capacity is highly unlikely to be adversely affected by foreseeable events.
DAGONGA-High Credit Quality: "A" ratings denote expectations of relatively low default risk. The capacity for payment of financial commitments is considered sufficient. However, this capacity may be more vulnerable than those of the higher ratings to adverse business or economic conditions due to any foreseeable event. The minus (-) sign shows relative standing within the major rating category.




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