US Dollar
The US Dollar is trading broadly higher against its major peers in the absence of major economic news from the region. While, FED Vice Chairman, Stanley Fischer did not comment on the FED's rate policy.
EURO
The Euro continued to decline for the second consecutive day against the US dollar, ahead of a number of European economic data to be released during the day.
The British pound
During Tuesday’s Asian session, the pound fell against the US dollar, continuing a wave of losses for the second consecutive day before the gross data release.
Australian dollar
The Australian dollar declined against the U.S. dollar for a sixth day. HIA New Home Sales for February declined from a previous reading of 1.8% to 1.1%. Private Sector Credit was in line with expectations and rose by 0.5% with a January reading of 0.6%. Year on year Private Sector Credit was unchanged at 6.2
Japanese yen
The Australian dollar declined against the U.S. dollar for a sixth day. HIA New Home Sales for February declined from a previous reading of 1.8% to 1.1%. Private Sector Credit was in line with expectations and rose by 0.5% with a January reading of 0.6%. Year on year Private Sector Credit was unchanged at 6.2.