AUD to CAD Exchange Rate

		Event	Prev.	Cons.
1d Low	AUD	Private Sector Credit MoM (Feb)	0.5%	0.5%
1d Low	AUD	Housing Credit MoM (Feb)	0.4%	0.4%
1d Low	AUD	Private Sector Credit YoY (Feb)	6.5%	6.4%
2d High	AUD	S&P Global Australia Manufacturing PMI (Mar)	50.4	52.6
2d High	AUD	Retail Sales MoM (Feb)	0.3%	0.3%
2d High	AUD	RBA Interest Rate Decision	4.1%	4.1%
2d Low	AUD	Commodity Prices YoY (Mar)	-8.2%	-8%
2d Med	AUD	RBA Press Conference
3d High	CAD	S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Mar)	47.8	47
3d Low	AUD	Ai Group Manufacturing Index (Mar)	-8.2	-9

Event

Prev.

Cons.

Low

AUD

Private Sector Credit MoM (Feb)

0.5%

Low

AUD

Housing Credit MoM (Feb)

0.4%

Low

AUD

Private Sector Credit YoY (Feb)

6.5%

6.4%

High

AUD

S&P Global Australia Manufacturing PMI (Mar)

50.4

52.6

High

AUD

Retail Sales MoM (Feb)

0.3%

High

AUD

RBA Interest Rate Decision

4.1%

Low

AUD

Commodity Prices YoY (Mar)

-8.2%

-8%

Med

AUD

RBA Press Conference

High

CAD

S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Mar)

47.8

Low

AUD

Ai Group Manufacturing Index (Mar)

-8.2

-9

Country	Central Bank	Current Rate	Previous Rate	Next Meeting
Australia	Reserve Bank of Australia	4.1%	4.35%	2 days
Canada	Bank of Canada	2.75%	3.0%	18 days

Country

Central Bank

Current Rate

Previous Rate

Next Meeting

Australia

Reserve Bank of Australia

4.1%

4.35%

2 days

Canada

Bank of Canada

2.75%

3.0%

18 days

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