AUDUSD drew a bullish candlestick with a small shadow on the top candle yesterday. The price formed a low of 0.65647 and a high of 0.66046 with a close price of 0.65850. The price moved slightly below the 200 MA, drawing a flat channel with a slight upward channel.
Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser spoke at the Economic Society of Australia Business Lunch event in Brisbane on Monday with several quotes, predicting huge economic uncertainty, inflation remaining high due to weaker supply and a tight labor market, there the risk of unemployment increases more rapidly. Household consumption increases in line with real income.
The market reaction to the quote brought AUDUSD to trade up drawing a bull's candle.
Today investors are waiting for important news that might get a market response. The Australian Wage Price Index is forecast to rise 0.9% from the previous 0.8%. This economic indicator measures changes in the prices companies and governments pay for labor. Actual value greater than the forecast is usually good for a currency.
Next, investors focus on US inflation data, PPI, which is also an important economic indicator used by the Fed to consider changes in interest rates. Core PPI is predicted to fall 0.2% from the previous 0.4%. This data measures changes in prices of finished goods and services sold by producers, excluding food and energy.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser spoke at the Economic Society of Australia Business Lunch event in Brisbane on Monday with several quotes, predicting huge economic uncertainty, inflation remaining high due to weaker supply and a tight labor market, there the risk of unemployment increases more rapidly. Household consumption increases in line with real income.
The market reaction to the quote brought AUDUSD to trade up drawing a bull's candle.
Today investors are waiting for important news that might get a market response. The Australian Wage Price Index is forecast to rise 0.9% from the previous 0.8%. This economic indicator measures changes in the prices companies and governments pay for labor. Actual value greater than the forecast is usually good for a currency.
Next, investors focus on US inflation data, PPI, which is also an important economic indicator used by the Fed to consider changes in interest rates. Core PPI is predicted to fall 0.2% from the previous 0.4%. This data measures changes in prices of finished goods and services sold by producers, excluding food and energy.
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