AUD/USD Declining Ahead of Australia Employment’s Report

AUD/USD

AUD/USD is currently approaching a monthly low as it falls back from a monthly high (0.6916) after the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) reports assure the market of another 75bp Federal Reserve rate hike. Data prints from Australia might end the recent decline in the exchange rate as job growth is expected to recover in August.

The currency pair snaps the series of higher highs and lows from last week on the back of US Dollar strength, and the exchange rate may further decline in the next days amid failed attempts to close above the 50-Day SMA (0.6892).

The market expects the Australian Employment report to support the exchange rate before the FOMC meeting as the economy is expected to create 35.0K jobs in August.

Increased job opportunities will boost the AUD/USD as it raises the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) scope to implement a restrictive policy. Should the job rate decrease or remain stagnant, the RBA will change gears as Governor Philip Lowe and Co. plan to keep the “economy on an even keel.”

This Post Has 2 Comments

  1. Rastrear Celular

    Agora que muitas pessoas estão usando smartphones, podemos considerar o posicionamento do telefone móvel por meio de redes sem fio ou estações base.

Leave a Reply

Contact Us

Disclaimer

Forex, Crypto, Options, and Binary Options have both large potential rewards and large potential risks. Therefore, before investing or trading any of the assets, ensure you are aware of and willing to accept the accompanying risks. Do not trade money you cannot afford to lose.

All Rights Reserved. None of the content of this website can be published elsewhere by any means without the prior consent of the owner(s). Please, check our terms & conditions and privacy policy before continuing to use this website.

This website and its owner(s) are not in any way liable for any incurred loss, whether caused by the information provided on this website or otherwise. The use of this website, including the content and information provided, is the user’s sole liability.