The Australian dollar is sharply lower on Thursday. In North American trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6755, down 1.58%. Australian employment shines Australia’s robust labour...

The Australian dollar has posted slight gains on Wednesday. In North American trade, AUD/USD is trading at 0.6865, up 0.16%. We can expect...

The total cryptocurrency market capitalization dropped 1.5% in the past seven days to rest at $840 billion. The slightly negative movement did not break...

The Australian dollar is in positive territory on Tuesday, after sustaining losses of 1.4% a day earlier. In European trade, AUD/USD is trading...

Up to $40 billion a year (AU$60 billion), could be added to Australia's national GDP with the right regulatory framework and could lead to...

US Wall Street returns after the Thanksgiving holiday and what a week we have in store. The jobs report on Friday is the obvious...

EUR/USD is in a holding pattern ahead of today’s ECB rate meeting. In the European session, the euro is trading at 1.0068, down 0.16%. ECB projected to hike by 0.75% The ECB holds its policy meeting later today, amidst difficult economic conditions in the eurozone. Inflation jumped to 9.9% in September, up sharply from 9.1%. […]

AUD/USD has reversed directions today and is down...

The Reserve Bank of Australia is collaborating with the Digital Finance Cooperative Research Centre (DFCRC) on a research project to explore use cases for...

Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Minted an Aussie dollar-denominated token.

The Bank for International Settlements worked with central banks in Australia, Malaysia, Singapore and South Africa to create CBDC settlement prototypes.

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The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Innovation Hub, the Reserve Bank of Australia, Bank Negara Malaysia, the Monetary Authority of Singapore, and the South African Reserve Bank has developed two

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