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AUD/USD downtrend
Australian Labour Market Report for September
The headline is Employment Change:
The headline is Employment Change:
- expected 15.0K, prior 54.2K
- expected 5.6%, prior 5.6%
- prior was +40.1K
- prior was +14.1K
- expected is 65.2%, prior was 65.3%
Australia's Inflation Expectations Rise In October
Australia's Inflation Expectations Rise In 10'2017
Australia's inflationary expectations rose in October.
The expected inflation rate rose 0.5 percentage points to 4.3 percent in October from 3.8 percent in September.
The weighted proportion of respondents expecting the inflation rate to lie within the 0-5 percent range decreased by 3.4 percentage points to 64.3 percent.
The weighted mean of responses within this range rose to 2.4 percent in October from 2.2 percent in previous month.
Some stron…
Australia's inflationary expectations rose in October.
The expected inflation rate rose 0.5 percentage points to 4.3 percent in October from 3.8 percent in September.
The weighted proportion of respondents expecting the inflation rate to lie within the 0-5 percent range decreased by 3.4 percentage points to 64.3 percent.
The weighted mean of responses within this range rose to 2.4 percent in October from 2.2 percent in previous month.
Some stron…
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All Eyes on the White House Yet Again
Financial markets will be looking to the White House for direction again as its actions stoke worries about wars of the military and currency variety.
The US Dollar may rebound as the impact of President Trump’s jawboning recedes and signs of a political accommodation with Russia and North Korea appear plausible.
Looking ahead, though, the Aussie is generally one of the first currencies to suffer when traders decide to limit their risks by seeking havens such as the Yen & gold. And it would be u…
The US Dollar may rebound as the impact of President Trump’s jawboning recedes and signs of a political accommodation with Russia and North Korea appear plausible.
Looking ahead, though, the Aussie is generally one of the first currencies to suffer when traders decide to limit their risks by seeking havens such as the Yen & gold. And it would be u…
Canadian Dollar Climbs Amid Higher Oil Prices
The Canadian dollar advanced against its major counterparts in the early New York session on Thursday, as oil prices rose on lingering geopolitical worries around the Korean peninsula and the Middle East.Crude for May delivery rose $0.04 to $53.15 per barrel.After talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin over Syrian issue, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told that the two countries had reached a "low point" in relations.
The loonie climbed to 1.4053 against the euro, its strongest since…
The loonie climbed to 1.4053 against the euro, its strongest since…
Antipodean Currencies Fall After China Services PMI Slips To 6-month Low
Antipodean currencies such - the Australian, the New Zealand dollars weakened against their major counterparts in the Asian session on Thursday, after data showed that the services sector in China continued to expand in March, although at a slower pace in 6-months.
If the aussie extends its downtrend, it is likely to find support around 1.43 against the euro and 82.00 against the yen.
If the aussie extends its downtrend, it is likely to find support around 1.43 against the euro and 82.00 against the yen.
AUD/USD Still Failing
AUD/USD is pulling back from the top of its range. Every poke above .7700 has failed. I wrote recently that “the October and December 2015 highs at .7380 is of interest as long as price is under the February high.” I’d continue to be aware of .7380s given the manner in which Aussie has turned over.