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AUD: Jobs data in focus, but trade tensions dominate – ING

Australia releases September jobs data overnight, with consensus expecting a 20k rise in employment after August’s 5k drop, ING's FX analyst Francesco Pesole notes.

AUD remains tightly linked to US-China trade headlines

"The unemployment rate is seen ticking up from 4.2% to 4.3%, though that’s unlikely to concern the RBA unless we see another weak print or a sharper rise in joblessness. For now, the focus remains on inflation, with 3Q CPI due 29 October. We think it can endorse a cut by year-end, though not as early as the 4 November meeting."

"Still, AUD remains tightly linked to US-China trade headlines, given its status as the most China-sensitive G10 currency. The overnight rally shows markets' nerves are a bit calmer, but further escalations would weigh heavily on AUD, particularly against alternative safe havens like EUR, JPY, and CHF. For AUD/USD, the reaction will hinge on whether new tariffs trigger broader pressure on US assets and the dollar."

"Assuming a conciliatory Trump-Xi meeting at the end of October, our 0.680 year-end target for AUD/USD remains plausible."

USD/CNY: The pair is guided by the lower fix – OCBC

USD/CNY gapped lower in the open this morning, guided by lower USD/CNY fix at 7.0995 (vs. 7.1021 yesterday). It appears that 7.10 is no longer the line in the sand. USD/CNY last seen at 7.1245, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
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USD/JPY: Unwinding of Takaichi trade – OCBC

USD/JPY extended its move lower as Japanese political developments continued to unravel. JPY fell 4% at one-point post-LDP election. Pair was last at 151.22 levels, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note.
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