US job openings fall short of forecasts in August
US job openings in August totaled 7.079 million, below the 7.225 million estimate, indicating softer labor demand.
US job openings in August totaled 7.079 million, below the 7.225 million estimate, indicating softer labor demand.
The Conference Board's Consumer Confidence Index fell to 81.9 in September, well below the expected 89.2 and the prior 89.4.
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Canada's GDP was unchanged in July, matching expectations. An August flash estimate points to a 0.2% gain.
The RBA lifted its cash rate to 4.60% as expected, but the Australian dollar fell and the U.S. dollar advanced against most major currencies.
Markets cautiously optimistic on US-Iran talks; RBA hikes 25 bps to 4.60% with dovish shift in guidance.
The RBA raised its cash rate to 4.60%, a 15-year high, and signaled further hikes if inflation does not ease.
After the RBA raised the cash rate by 25 bps to 4.60%, AUD/USD fell below 0.7000 and risks a deeper decline if support levels fail.
Ethereum trades tightly near a trendline as US-Iran tensions and US economic data take center stage; 3,000 and 2,360 are key levels.
European stocks opened mostly higher but gains were modest as rising bond yields and oil prices kept pressure on risk sentiment.
Spanish inflation accelerated to 4.9% in September, the highest since February 2023, while core price growth picked up to 3.1%.
RBA's Bullock downplays August CPI as a policy trigger, citing monetary policy lag and stressing the report's limited forward guidance.
RBA Governor Bullock said the bank will raise rates again if needed, but today's hike may be the last for now if inflation risks ease.
McDonald's stock and the 10-year Treasury yield have moved in near-perfect opposite directions, both by about 32% since March.