AUD/USD traders hold onto bullish bias around 0.6650, risk appetite, Fed Minutes eyed – by anilpanchal7 AUDUSD Coronavirus RiskAppetite PMI Fed
The Aussie pair’s latest inaction also suggests the indecision among the pair traders ahead of the key US activity data for November, as well as cautious mood ahead of the Federal Open Market Committee Meeting Minutes and the US Durable Goods Orders for October.
Elsewhere, hopes of resumption of cordial relations with China joined the recently firmer equities and downbeat US Treasury yields to propel the AUD/USD bulls despite witnessing softer Aussie PMIs for November.
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