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Forex Market
Markets Rise as Tech Strength Lifts Risk Appetite; AUD Advances on Softer USD

General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones: +0.53% to 52,490
- S&P 500: +0.70% to 7,489
- Nasdaq: +0.08% to 28,468
- ASX 200: +1.08% to 9,006
- Nikkei: +1.63% to 64,634
- Shanghai Composite: -0.60% to 4,420
- FTSE: -0.06% to 10,903
- DAX: +0.07% to 25,629
- CAC: +0.33% to 8,537
Headlines to Watch
United States
- Non-Farm Payrolls + unemployment → key driver of Fed policy expectations
- ISM Manufacturing & Services PMIs → business activity and growth momentum
- JOLTS job openings → labour market demand remains in focus
Europe
- Eurozone Retail Sales → consumer demand outlook
- German economic data → signals on regional growth momentum
- Energy prices → ongoing inflation risk for the ECB
Asia-Pacific
- Japan household spending → domestic demand and BoJ outlook
- New Zealand employment → key driver for RBNZ expectations
- Australia trade balance → export performance and AUD direction
Global / Geopolitics
- Middle East developments → oil prices and inflation risks
- USD/JPY intervention risk → continued FX market volatility
- Global bond yields → key driver of equity and currency sentiment
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