© Reuters. The exchange rate experienced a downturn today, impacted by strong Australian retail data and concerns about the UK economy. This follows last week’s dip in the currency pair due to disappointing UK labor market indicators and anticipation of a rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Australia’s robust retail data, indicative
Share: Australian Dollar’s strength is reinforced by stronger Retail Sales. Australia’s Retail Sales surged to 0.9%, significantly higher than the market consensus of 0.3%. US and China have agreed on a meeting between Presidents Joe Biden and Xi Jinping in November. US Dollar encountered a challenge after a moderate Core PCE Price Index data on Friday.
Share: AUD/USD holds positive ground around 0.6339 in early Monday. US Core PCE eased to 3.7% YoY vs. 3.8% prior, the headline PCE remain unchanged at 3.4%. Markets anticipate the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) to raise the cash rate at its meeting on November 7. The Fed rate decision this week will
Share: AUD/USD recovers its recent losses on the softer USD. The preliminary US Q3 GDP rose 4.9%, Continuing claims rose to the highest reading since May. The markets anticipate the potential additional rate hike from the RBA at the November meeting. Investors will focus on Australian PPI, and US monthly core Personal Consumption
Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, CPI, US Dollar, RBA, Real Cash Rates – Talking Points The Australian Dollar found legs after CPI figures beat Q3 forecasts Both the headline and trimmed measures revealed tight price pressures The RBA might be looking for a move. If they lift rates, will AUD/USD get a boost? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy
Share: Australian Dollar moves upward toward a major level after stronger Aussie CPI data. Australia’s CPI climbed to 1.2% in Q3, exceeding the market consensus of 1.1%. US Dollar received upward support from upbeat PMI figures from the United States. The Australian Dollar (AUD) continues to gain ground, trading higher for the third
Share: Australian Dollar extends gains as the US Dollar declines. Australia’s Manufacturing PMI eased to 48.0, while the Services PMI dropped to 47.6. China may approve over 1 trillion yuan in additional sovereign debt issuance. US Treasury Department confirmed the meeting with China to discuss bilateral economic policy matters. The pullback in US Treasury
Share: AUD/USD recovers its losses ground above the 0.6300 mark in early Monday. Fed Chair Jerome Powell and other officials believe rates will stay on hold and may have peaked unless inflation rises. The latest Australian jobs data showed the labor market is easing. Market players will monitor the preliminary Australian S&P Global
MON: Bank of Israel Announcement, EZ Consumer Confidence (Oct), US National Activity Index (Oct) TUE: German GfK Consumer Confidence (Nov), EZ/UK/US Flash PMIs WED: BoC Announcement, NBH Announcement, Australian CPI (Q3/Sep), German Ifo Survey (Oct) THU: ECB Announcement, CBRT Announcement, South Korean GDP Advanced (Q3), US GDP Advanced (Q3) FRI: CBR Announcement, Japanese Tokyo CPI
Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, US Dollar, Unemployment, CPI, RBA, China – Talking Points The Australian Dollar crumbled after today’s jobs numbers The RBA meeting has taken on a new light with inflation in its sights The market is eyeing next week’s CPI. Will it drive AUD/USD direction? Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free AUD Forecast
