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Forex Market
AUD weakens ahead of US payrolls as Fed rate expectations build

General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones: -0.03% to 52,310
- S&P 500: -0.22% to 7,483
- Nasdaq: +0.13% to 29,789
- ASX 200: -0.41% to 8,674
- Nikkei: -0.82% to 68,901
- Shanghai Composite: +0.42% to 4,753
- FTSE: -0.09% to 10,466
- DAX: +0.18% to 25,040
- CAC: -0.74% to 8,350
Headlines to Watch
United States
- Non-Farm Payrolls + unemployment → key driver of Fed rate expectations
- Wage growth → inflation persistence remains in focus
- Markets watching for stronger USD if labour market outperforms
Europe
- Final Services PMIs → gauge of economic momentum
- ECB President Lagarde comments → outlook for further rate hikes
- Inflation outlook remains central to ECB policy
Asia-Pacific
- Japan household spending → signal for domestic demand
- USD/JPY remains sensitive to US jobs data
- AUD driven primarily by US yields and USD direction
Global / Geopolitics
- US interest rate expectations continue to dominate markets
- AI-led global growth supports higher-for-longer rate outlook
- USMCA review changes increase North American trade uncertainty
- Middle East developments remain a key risk for energy markets and inflation
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