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AUD/USD holds higher ground above 0.6550 on weaker US Dollar
AUD/USD is extending the previous rebound above 0.6550 in Monday’s Asian session as the US Dollar is posting modest losses. A potential US Government shutdown dents the sentiment around the Greenback, allowing the Aussie to hold higher ground ahead of Tuesday’s expected RBA rate-on hold decision.
USD/JPY attacks 149.00, tracking US Dollar weakness
The USD/JPY pair trades with a soft tone at the beginning of the new week, attacking the 149.00 level in Asian trading on Monday. The pair tracks the US Dollar weakness, in light of a looming US government shutdown and ahead of a string of top-tier economic data due later this week.
Gold: Upside remains capped below record highs of $3,791
Gold pauses its early advances in the Asian session on Monday, trading not far below its all-time high of $3,791. Concerns about a US government shutdown and market talks on fresh tariffs weigh on the US Dollar, underpinning Gold. However, the upside appears capped as buyers refrain from placing fresh bets ahead of key US data this week.
Week ahead: Market looking for Goldilocks in the jobs report
Markets approach the coming week like a troupe of acrobats performing without a net, each movement dependent on a single balancing act: the U.S. jobs report. The S&P 500 still hovers near record heights, its relentless rally powered by faith in Fed rate cuts, yet valuations are stretched like a drumskin, one hard hawkish strike away from snapping.
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