RBA Cash Rate in focus: forecast holds at 4.35%
The RBA's Cash Rate decision lands at 04:30 UTC on 11 August, with forecast matching the previous 4.35%. Here's what it measures and how AUD pairs trade.
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The RBA's Cash Rate decision lands at 04:30 UTC on 11 August, with forecast matching the previous 4.35%. Here's what it measures and how AUD pairs trade.
Brent and WTI both climb over 2% to start the session, Solana leads crypto, and silver holds a 9% weekly gain. Here's where the majors stand.
The RBA headlines the next 24 hours with a cash rate decision, policy statement and press conference β all high-impact events for the Australian dollar.
The week ahead brings the RBA cash rate decision, US CPI, UK GDP and US PPI β a rundown of forecasts, previous prints and the markets each moves.
US session close: oil bounced almost 5% and Cardano jumped 6.4%, while the Dow slid 1.1% and gold eased below $4,240. A full look at the day's moves.
Brent and WTI rebounded nearly 5% while Cardano jumped 6.4%. The dollar firmed against the euro and yen as Wall Street opened softer.
US Non-Farm Payrolls, wages and unemployment landed at 12:30 UTC. Cardano led crypto lower on ForexBullion's feed, with XLM, AXS and XRP also softer.
The Canadian dollar eased against most peers in the hour after Canada's August 7 employment and unemployment release, with CADJPY leading the softer moves.
Canada's Employment Change lands 07 Aug at 12:30 UTC, forecast 17.8K vs 18.2K prior. Here's what the jobs data measures and how CAD pairs are trading now.
Cardano leads crypto gainers with a 6.4% pop and crude rebounds nearly 5%, while the dollar firms against majors and gold eases. Here's where markets open.
A preview of the next 24 hours: US payrolls and Canadian jobs both land at 12:30 UTC, with Ivey PMI to follow. Forecasts, previous readings and the currencies in focus.
Precious metals stole the US session as gold surged 4.2% to $4,244 and silver rose 4.3%, while the Nasdaq 100 slipped and the dollar softened broadly.