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About XAUAUD
XAUAUD is a significant element in a diversified portfolio. The XAUAUD pair shows how much Australian dollars (the quote currency) are needed to buy one ounce of gold (base currency).
What is XAUAUD?
Looking at the gold market in the Eastern Pacific area, Spot Mini Gold is the price of a gold ounce denominated in Australian Dollars. Its abbreviation is XAUAUD to show the connection between the global sign for gold (AU) and the Australian Dollar (AUD).
Gold gets traded daily in most Australian markets. Australia is a net gold producer from its mines. It also imports gold from other Eastern Pacific countries like Malaysia and Indonesia.
The spot price for gold depends on the daily price of a gold ounce in the metals market. You can directly buy that quantity in physical gold if you like paying the exact amount in Australian Dollars. Traders eager to explore how to invest in XAUAUD should keep that in mind.
The market was created in the late 1960s to ensure that no Forex issues with the American Dollar could plummet the Australian economy. When gold prices go up worldwide, the same happens to Australia. However, the connection of gold spot price to the Australian Dollar makes things a lot easier to support the Australian economy and at the same time, makes trade a lot easier in the continent.
How does Spot Mini Gold in Australian Dollar (XAUAUD) work?
Investors need to have an account with the spot market to ensure that you can place a call to buy gold. The account only serves people with Australian Dollars. As a result, when you have USD or Euros, you need to exchange them for AUD first and then bid for the current spot gold price. It's essential to understand that in order to explore how to trade XAUAUD.