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AUD/USD: Upside momentum appears dented
AUD/USD reverses a five-day positive streak on Tuesday, coming under renewed and strong selling pressure on the back of the pronounced bounce in the US Dollar, and the intense risk-aversion mood prevailing among investors. Next on tap in Oz will be the key GDP Growth Rate, with investors expecting the Australian economy to have expanded by 0.5% in the April-June period.
EUR/USD keeps its consolidation unchanged for now
The resurgence of the risk aversion in the global markets lends support to the Greenback and triggers a deep correction in EUR/USD, which slips back to the boundaries of the 1.1600 region, or four-day lows, on Tuesday. Moving forward, investors will closely follow the release of the JOLTs Job Openings on Wednesday, as attention is expected to shift to the US labour market.
Gold advances further, targets $3,550
Gold is currently gaining momentum and surpassing the $3,530 mark per troy ounce on Tuesday, reaching unprecedented highs. The sharp advance in the precious metal follows rising investors’ bets on a couple of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve in the latter part of the year.
Australia GDP expected to show soft growth in Q2
Australia will release its second-quarter Gross Domestic Product on Wednesday, with financial markets anticipating growth ahead of the announcement. The Australian Bureau of Statistics is expected to report that the economy made modest progress in the three months to June 2025.
All eyes on NFP report as Fed rate cut bets intensify
Will August jobs report shock again? It’s almost one month ago that the July payrolls numbers generated not just considerable volatility in the markets but also a lot of controversy, as it offended President Trump’s record on the economy.
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