The RBA kept the cash rate on hold as expected. The Board was slightly more hawkish but Governor Bullock was firmly focused on the upside risks to inflation. We are less convinced that capacity constraints Read more…
Markets In advance one could have assumed that a thin calendar and markets awaiting additional guidance from Wednesday’s Fed meeting to result in subdued technical trading in core yield markets. Quod non. It didn’t take Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 180.80; (P) 181.15; (R1) 181.81; More… EUR/JPY is still bounded in range below 181.98 and intraday bias stays neutral. With 179.74 support intact, further rally is expected. On the upside, break of Read more…
In focus today In the US, the delayed September JOLTs report is finally due for release in the afternoon. The number of job openings is a key measure of labour demand for the Fed, and Read more…
Daily Pivots: (S1) 206.94; (P) 207.37; (R1) 208.16; More… GBP/JPY’s rally resumed after brief consolidations and it’s now pressing 208.09 high. Intraday bias is back on the upside, and decisive break of 208.09 will confirm Read more…
Global markets adopted a more cautious tone today, with Asian equities drifting lower after Wall Street’s soft session. The price action reflects hesitation rather than fear, with most investors choosing not to commit ahead of Read more…
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AUD/JPY extended its advance today, with mild acceleration following the RBA’s hawkish hold. Governor Michele Bullock’s explicit dismissal of further rate cuts—and her acknowledgement that rate hikes could be on the table next year—provided the Read more…
RBA kept the cash rate unchanged at 3.60% today, as markets had fully priced. But the tone from Governor Michele Bullock was firmer than expected, pushing back against speculation of early-2026 easing. “Given what’s happening Read more…
At its meeting today, the Board decided to leave the cash rate unchanged at 3.60 per cent. While inflation has fallen substantially since its peak in 2022, it has picked up more recently. The Board’s judgement is Read more…