Jin10 data August 22 news, the USD/JPY has fallen more than 1.00% during the day, currently at 146.87. The EUR/USD has touched up to 1.17, rising 0.83% during the day. The AUD/USD has risen more than 1.00% during the day, currently at 0.6485.

Citigroup analysts expect that Australian retailers will benefit from enhanced consumer demand in the first half of 2026. It is anticipated that after the interest rate cut cycle ends in December 2025, consumer spending capacity will increase by 50 to 90 billion AUD, driving a rapid rise in retail spending in the second half of the year. In comparison, consumer spending in the fiscal year 2025 is expected to only rise by about 20 billion AUD.

BlockBeats news, on July 14, reported by investorhub, that Australian crypto asset management company DigitalX announced it has invested 19.7 million AUD to increase its holdings by 109.3 Bitcoins. DigitalX currently has a total Bitcoin holdings of 367.3 BTC, which includes 174.4 BTC directly held, and an indirect exposure of 192.9 BTC obtained through holding 881,000 units of Bitcoin ETF listed on ASX.

Odaily News According to official news, Australia's Monochrome Spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) disclosed that as of July 8, the open interest has reached 939 Bitcoins, with a market capitalization of approximately 157 million AUD.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, Monochrome's Spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) in Australia disclosed that as of July 4, the open interest has reached 937 BTC, with a market capitalization of approximately 155 million AUD.

According to ChainCatcher news and a report by Cointelegraph, the Australian Federal Police have contacted over 90 Australians as part of an operation to combat crimes involving Crypto Assets ATMs. One victim is a 77-year-old widow who was scammed out of AUD 433,000 (approximately USD 282,000) in an online dating fraud. The victim met a scammer posing as a Belgian man on a dating app, who claimed to have earned 13,000 AUD in a week by showing fake documents, luring her to invest in Crypto Assets. Over 18 months, the victim transferred her entire life savings into a Bitcoin ATM.

Odaily News According to official disclosure, Australia's Monochrome Spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) updated its Bitcoin holdings data. As of June 18, its open interest has reached 834 Bitcoins, with a market capitalization of approximately 134 million AUD.

Gate News bot message, FXStreet analysts indicate that the price of Aerodrome Finance (AERO) soared 5.45% on Monday and has risen over 50% so far in June. To continue this upward trend, AERO's target is to break through the 50% Fibonacci level of 0.829 AUD, which is the retracement level between the December high of 2.334 AUD and the year-to-date low of 0.282 AUD.

According to Gate News bot, the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) has completed the sale of its equity stake in Digital Asset Holdings. The transaction amount was $57 million, and ASX gained approximately $42 million in book profit from it. ASX acquired an 8.5% stake in Digital Asset Holdings for $47 million in 2016, originally planning to replace the CHESS settlement system with blockchain technology. The project was declared a failure in 2022, resulting in a loss of approximately AUD 250 million for ASX. Currently, Tata Consulting Services is responsible for developing a new clearing system. At the same time, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has filed a lawsuit against ASX regarding issues related to information disclosure.

According to a report by Golden Finance, the Australian Monochrome Spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) disclosed that as of June 13, the open interest had reached 749 Bitcoins, with a market capitalization of approximately 121 million AUD.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, as disclosed by the official source, the Australian Monochrome Spot Bitcoin ETF (IBTC) has reported a holdings amount of 712 Bitcoins as of June 11, with a market capitalization of approximately 120 million AUD.

Gate News bot news, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) announced regulatory action against former financial advisor Glenda Rogan. According to the investigation, Rogan transferred customer funds amounting to AUD 14.8 million to a Crypto Assets investment eyewash between March 2022 and June 2023. During the investigation, Rogan served as an accountant and financial advisor for the Fincare Group in the Sutherland and Wollongong areas. ASIC decided to ban her from engaging in Financial Service for 10 years. Source: Wu Says.

PANews June 11 news, according to Startupdaily reports, Melbourne-based blockchain financial infrastructure startup CloudTech announced the completion of a $14 million Series A funding round. It is reported that approximately $11 million of this financing transaction was provided in the form of Bitcoin and stablecoin USDT. The company currently covers OTC Trading, stablecoin solutions, and CobWeb Pay, which allows the conversion of Crypto Assets into AUD for regular shopping. The new funds are intended for the launch of institutional-grade digital asset custody solutions.

Gate News bot message, the Australian police, in collaboration with multiple departments, successfully dismantled an interstate Money Laundering network. The case involves an amount of 190 million AUD, with funds primarily flowing into the Crypto Assets market. Law enforcement has successfully seized approximately 21 million AUD in assets, including real estate, bank accounts, vehicles, and Crypto Assets worth 170,000 AUD.

The Australian financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC has issued new regulations, setting the cash withdrawal limit for crypto ATMs at 5000 AUD, strengthening customer due diligence and transaction monitoring, aimed at combating crypto ATM fraud, especially focused on older users. Reports indicate that there were 150 cases of fraud involving crypto ATMs from 2024 to 2025, with total losses amounting to 3.1076 million USD. The police are urging the public to stay vigilant, as the risks associated with crypto ATM-related fraud are believed to be potentially underestimated.

According to a report by Jinse Finance, as of May 29, the holdings of the Australian Monochrome Spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (IBTC) have risen to 666 BTC, with a market capitalization reaching approximately 111 million AUD.

PANews May 19 news, according to Cointelegraph, a criminal case ruling in Australia may trigger a $640 million Bitcoin tax refund. Judge Michael O'Connell of Victoria ruled in a case involving the theft of 81.6 Bitcoins (currently valued at about $13 million) that Bitcoin should be considered currency rather than a taxable asset. The ruling directly challenges the Australian Taxation Office's (ATO) position since 2014, which has classified cryptocurrencies as capital gains tax (CGT) assets. Tax lawyer Adrian Cartland pointed out that if the ruling is upheld on appeal, it could lead to a total of AUD 1 billion (approximately USD 640 million) in tax refunds for Bitcoin traders. The ATO has not yet confirmed the specific amount of refunds. It is noteworthy that the judge compared Bitcoin to Australian.

Jin10 data May 12 news, WTI crude oil intraday rise reached 1.00%, currently reported at 61.57 USD/barrel. The Australian dollar to US dollar AUD/USD intraday rise expanded to 0.50%, currently reported at 0.6440.

1. The New Taiwan Dollar broke through the 30 mark against the US Dollar at the beginning of the session, reported at 29.990, rising nearly 3.5% during the day, reaching a new high since February 8, 2023. 2. The offshore Renminbi broke through the 7.20 mark against the US Dollar for the first time since last November, rising over 100 points during the day. 3. The Malaysian Ringgit rose 1% against the US Dollar, reaching a new high since last October. 4. The Dollar Index DXY opened below 100, and the USD/JPY fell 0.50% during the day. 5. The NZD/USD and AUD/USD both rose over 0.50% during the day.

Jin10 data reported on May 2, TikTok's profits in Australia doubled in 2024, with revenue also doubling. According to data, as of December 31, 2024, TikTok's annual revenue in Australia reached 679 million AUD (approximately 3.15 billion RMB), up from 375 million AUD the previous year; profits were 31.2 million AUD, nearly three times the 11.4 million AUD in 2023.

Jin10 data reported on May 1, the New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar NZD/USD is down 0.50% intraday, currently at 0.5902. The New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar NZD/USD has fallen below 0.59, with an intraday decline of 0.53%. The US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar USD/CAD has risen by 0.50% intraday, currently at 1.3856. The Australian Dollar against the US Dollar AUD/USD has dropped over 0.50% intraday, currently at 0.6368.

The latest exchange rate changes in the foreign exchange market: USD/CNY, EUR/CNY, HKD/CNY, etc. GBP/CNY, AUD/CNY, CAD/CNY, etc. were raised, and the RMB was lowered against the Russian ruble, New Zealand dollar, etc. The whole is affected by market volatility and demand.

Jin10 data reported on April 10th, the US Dollar Index DXY's downtrend continues, with a decline of 1.5%. The USD/JPY has seen a big dump of 2.00% today, currently at 144.74. The AUD/USD has risen by 1.00% today, currently at 0.6215. The USD/CAD has dropped to its lowest point in four months, reported at 1.4021. The EUR/USD has risen by 1.8% to 1.1149, the highest level since September last year.

The Exchange Rate of USD/CNY, EUR/CNY, GBP/CNY, JPY/CNY, MYR/CNY, and CHF/CNY has experienced Fluctuation, leading to the relative depreciation of the CNY. Among them, the Exchange Rate of AUD/CNY, CAD/CNY, and NZD/CNY has been adjusted downwards, and the CNY to RUB Exchange Rate has also decreased.

The Exchange Rate of USD/CNY, EUR/CNY, HKD/CNY, CAD/CNY, JPY/CNY, and SGD/CNY has been raised; the Exchange Rate of GBP/CNY, AUD/CNY, RUB/CNY, NZD/CNY, and MYR/CNY has been lowered; the Exchange Rate of CHF/CNY has been significantly raised.

Jin10 data reported on April 7, the Japanese yen strengthened before the opening of the Asian market due to its safe-haven attributes. In the EBS platform quotes, the USD/JPY fell by 0.9%, reported at 145.51, closing at 146.89 last week; the EUR/USD fell by 0.6%, reported at 1.0895. The AUD/USD fell by 0.7%, reported at 0.6002.

Jin10 data reported on April 4th, the Australian dollar against the US dollar AUD/USD fell sharply by 3.50%, currently at 0.6107. The New Zealand dollar against the US dollar NZD/USD fell by 2.44%.

Jin10 data reported on April 2, the USD/CNY is at 7.1793, up (RMB depreciation) 18 points; the EUR/CNY is at 7.7826, down 87 points; the HKD/CNY is at 0.92267, up 1 point; the GBP/CNY is at 9.3163, up 109 points; the AUD/CNY is at 4.5373, up 357 points; the CAD/CNY is at 5.0508, up 411 points; the 100 JPY/CNY is at 4.8224, up 139 points; the CNY/RUB is at 11.6325, up 1684 points; the NZD/CNY is at 4.1290, up 330 points; the CNY/MYR is at 0.61676, down 3 points; the CHF/CNY is at 8.1491, up 74 points; the SGD/CNY is at 5.3621, up 20 points.

Jin10 data reported on March 24 that Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles stated on the 24th local time that Australia plans to allocate 1 billion Australian dollars in defense spending in advance in the federal budget to enhance military capabilities. These funds will be used for projects such as guided weapon manufacturing and the purchase of frigates. Marles also stated that the Australian government plans to increase defense spending in the federal budget by 10.6 billion Australian dollars over the next four years, in line with the previously announced plan to increase defense spending by 50 billion Australian dollars over ten years. Marles described this as the largest increase in Australian defense spending since the end of World War II.

The RMB to USD Exchange Rate was adjusted up by 57 points, and the RMB to Euro Exchange Rate was adjusted down by 176 points; the Exchange Rates against other coins such as AUD, GBP, and JPY have all seen a rise adjustment. The RMB to Russian Ruble Exchange Rate was adjusted up by 2967 points, and the Exchange Rate against the Singapore Dollar was adjusted up by 66 points.

Australian Treasurer Charlmers will announce the federal budget on March 25 to achieve a balance between revenue and expenditure in a way that attracts votes. It is expected that there will be a potential deficit of AUD 40 billion in the 2025-26 budget, including an additional expenditure of AUD 2.5 billion in 2024-25 and AUD 10 billion in 2025-26. This will not materially affect the banks' forecasts for the Australian economy.

The USD/CNY rate is 7.1692, down 22 points (RMB appreciation); the EUR/CNY rate is 7.7573, up 1121 points; the HKD/CNY rate is 0.92252, up 0.3 points; the GBP/CNY rate is 9.2636, up 578 points; the AUD/CNY rate is 4.5589, up 408 points; the CAD/CNY rate is 5.0176, up 123 points; the JPY/CNY rate is 4.8378, up 199 points; the CNY/RUB rate is 12.4840, up 1200 points; the NZD/CNY rate is 4.1284, up 407 points; the CNY/MYR rate is 0.61474, down 37.6 points; the CHF/CNY rate is 8.0600, down 168 points; the SGD/CNY rate is 5.4008, up 206 points.

The situation of RMB Exchange Rate: USD rise 8 points, EUR fall 157 points, HKD rise 0.4 points, GBP rise 150 points, AUD fall 245 points, CAD fall 64 points, JPY rise 52 points, RUB rise 300 points, NZD fall 194 points, MYR rise 12.4 points, CHF fall 57 points, SGD fall 34 points.

The forex Exchange Rate changes of RMB against USD, EUR, HKD, GBP, AUD, CAD, JPY, RUB, NZD, MYR, CHF, SGD have all experienced varying degrees of fluctuations.

The Renminbi Exchange Rate has fluctuated against multiple currencies. The USD/RMB, HKD/RMB, GBP/RMB, AUD/RMB, CAD/RMB, and JPY/RMB Exchange Rates have increased; while the EUR/RMB, RUB/RMB, NZD/RMB, MYR/RMB, and CHF/RMB Exchange Rates have decreased; and the SGD/RMB Exchange Rate has increased.

On February 3, Jinshi Data reported that the Australian dollar against the US dollar AUD/USD fell by 0.91%, now at 0.6152, the US dollar against the Canadian dollar USD/CAD rose by 1.71%, at 1.4735, and the US dollar against the Mexican peso USD/MXN rose by 2.5%, now at 21.17. The euro against the US dollar EUR/USD fell by over 1.5% during the day, and the British pound against the US dollar GBP/USD fell below 1.23, with a daily decline of 0.9%.

USD/CNY at 7.1698, down 7 points (RMB appreciates); EUR/CNY at 7.5301, up 239 points; HKD/CNY at 0.92055, up 1.1 points; GBP/CNY at 8.9592, up 581 points; AUD/CNY at 4.5307, down 55 points; CAD/CNY at 5.0051, down 144 points; JPY100/CNY at 4.6311, down 26 points; CNY/RUB at 13.5336, down 1826 points; NZD/CNY at 4.1071, up 8 points; CNY/MYR at 0.60897, down 71.9 points; CHF/CNY at 7.9237, down 78 points;

The forex strategy director of West Pacific Bank warns that there are significant risks this week surrounding Trump's inauguration and a possible series of executive orders he may issue. The AUD/USD may experience Fluctuation between 0.6050 and 0.6300, but Trump's inaugural speech will not actually address the issue of tariffs.

On January 14, Jinshi data reported that non-dollar currencies rose in the New Zealand trading session. The USD/CAD fell by 0.38%, the AUD/USD and NZD/USD both rose by 0.6%, GBP/USD and EUR/USD rose by 0.1%, and USD/JPY fell by 0.1%. The offshore RMB rose by 0.26% against the USD. The DXY index fell by 0.15%. On the news front, there were reports that the Trump team is considering a progressive increase in tariffs.

The Reserve Bank of Australia may strengthen discussions on the forex market at the February policy meeting, as the recent decline in the AUD/USD may impact inflation, but it is unlikely to be significant. More importantly, the central bank may follow the global investors' expectations for the global economy in 2025 reflected in the decline of the AUD/USD.

USD/CNY is reported at 7.1886, down by 1 point (CNY appreciation); EUR/CNY is reported at 7.4694, down by 211 points; HKD/CNY is reported at 0.92404, down by 4.9 points; GBP/CNY is reported at 8.9517, down by 828 points; AUD/CNY is reported at 4.5085, down by 155 points; CAD/CNY is reported at 5.0490, down by 38 points; JPY/CNY is reported at 4.5944, down by 47 points; CNY/RUB is reported at 14.2535, down by 3909 points; NZD/CNY is reported at 4.0806, down by 234 points; CNY/MYR is reported at 0.62211, up by 20.5 points; CHF/CNY is reported at 7.9364, down by 141 points;

The USD/CNY rate is 7.1887, up 8 points (depreciation of CNY); the EUR/CNY rate is 7.4905, down 130 points; the HKD/CNY rate is 0.92453, down 0 points; the GBP/CNY rate is 9.0345, down 54 points; the AUD/CNY rate is 4.5240, up 60 points; the CAD/CNY rate is 5.0528, up 33 points; the JPY/CNY rate is 4.5991, down 11 points; the CNY/RUB rate is 14.6444, down 435 points; the NZD/CNY rate is 4.1040, up 74 points; the CNY/MYR rate is 0.62006, down 30.4 points; the CHF/CNY rate is 7.9505, down 189 points;

The USD/CNY rate is 7.1879, up 3 points (depreciation of CNY); The EUR/CNY rate is 7.5035, up 592 points; The HKD/CNY rate is 0.92453, up 4.7 points; The GBP/CNY rate is 9.0399, up 630 points; The AUD/CNY rate is 4.5180, up 147 points; The CAD/CNY rate is 5.0495, up 336 points; The JPY/CNY rate is 4.6002, down 63 points; The CNY/RUB rate is 14.6879, down 4346 points; The NZD/CNY rate is 4.0966, up 193 points; The CNY/MYR rate is 0.6231, up 8.4 points; The CHF/CNY rate is 7.9694, up 346 points;

January 6th, Golden Ten Data: The US Dollar Index DXY continues to fall, now at 0.9%; the British Pound against the US Dollar GBP/USD rises by 1%; the Euro against the US Dollar EUR/USD rises by 1.1%; the New Zealand Dollar against the US Dollar NZD/USD, and the Australian Dollar against the US Dollar AUD/USD both rise by more than 1%; the US Dollar against the Japanese Yen USD/JPY erases the intraday rising trend and is now down by 0.01%.

USD/CNY reported 7.1876, down 2 points (RMB appreciation); EUR/CNY reported 7.4443, up 174 points; HKD/CNY reported 0.92406, down 2.1 points; GBP/CNY reported 8.9769, up 198 points; AUD/CNY reported 4.5033, up 69 points; CAD/CNY reported 5.0159, down 143 points; JPY/CNY reported 4.6065, down 2 points; CNY/RUB reported 15.1225, down 5695 points; NZD/CNY reported 4.0773, up 127 points; CNY/MYR reported 0.62226, up 25.3 points; CHF/CNY reported 7.9348, up 132 points;

USD/CNY reported 7.1878, down 1 point (CNY appreciation); EUR/CNY reported 7.4269, down 641 points; HKD/CNY reported 0.92427, down 6.2 points; GBP/CNY reported 8.9571, down 1013 points; AUD/CNY reported 4.4964, up 60 points; CAD/CNY reported 5.0302, down 140 points; JPY/CNY reported 4.6067, down 56 points; CNY/RUB reported 15.6920, up 1426 points; NZD/CNY reported 4.0646, down 62 points; CNY/MYR reported 0.61973, up 10.7 points; CHF/CNY reported 7.9216, down 453 points;

The USD/CNY is reported at 7.1889, down (CNY appreciation) 4 points; the EUR/CNY is reported at 7.5407, up 70 points; the HKD/CNY is reported at 0.92584, up 2 points; the GBP/CNY is reported at 9.0968, up 404 points; the AUD/CNY is reported at 4.5104, up 45 points; the CAD/CNY is reported at 5.0267, up 25 points; the JPY/CNY is reported at 4.5953, down 26 points; the CNY/RUB is reported at 14.3849, up 6804 points; the NZD/CNY is reported at 4.0941, up 119 points; the CNY/MYR is reported at 0.61798, up 1.5 points; and the CHF/CNY is reported at 8.0124, down 209 points;