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Newsquawk Week Ahead: US and China CPI, US Retail Sales, UK and Australian Jobs
- Next week, highlights include inflation data from US and China, as well as US Retail Sales. We will also see jobs reports from the UK and Australia. UK GDP will also be released, and so will GDP from Japan. On Central Banks, Banxico rate decision will be announced, and the BoJ SOO will be released, as will minutes from the ECB and Riksbank.
Some divergence is creeping in between stocks and FX
- AUD/USD continues to fall
AUDUSD Technical Analysis – We got a “sell the fact” reaction on Trump’s victory
- The AUDUSD pair is trading at levels seen before the US election as the market reversed the US Dollar gains. What’s next?
AUDUSD runs up to key daily moving average. Key level at 200 day MA st 0.6691
- AUDUSD breaks above 200 day MA at 0.6691, faces resistance near 0.6685-0.6696 and 100 day MA at 0.6691. Watch for support at 0.66578 and 0.6645.
AUD and NZD continue to retrace yesterday's losses
- AUD and Kiwi$ were hit on the surge of USD strength on Trump's election
Australian imports and exports both fell m/m in September
- Trade balance shows a smaller surplus than expected
AUDUSD falls to lowest level since early August but bounces higher
- What would give the buyer some love technically (at least in the short term)?
Australian Treasury official speaking - headline inflation slowing ... but
- AUD barely changed
AUDUSD Technical Analysis – The market awaits the US election result
- The AUDUSD pair continues to pull back amid a weaker US Dollar as the market goes into defensive mode into the US election. What’s next?
AUD/USD holds higher in post-RBA trading
- The pair is up 0.5% on the day to 0.6618, matching the high from yesterday
Aussie not finding much in it as the RBA stays on hold
- What's the takeaway from the RBA decision today?
AUD little changed after hawkish RBA
- Reserve Bank of Australia left its cash rate unchanged and sounded on a continued hawkish path
Reserve Bank of Australia statement due at the bottom of hour - on hold expected
- 0330 GMT / 2230 US Eastern time
Australia weekly consumer sentiment survey comes in at 86.5 (prior 86.4)
- Barely changed on the week - still very sad (below 100 is net pessimistic)
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