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AUD/USD bias flipped 10 times to weak bearish on October 5, 2026

The Australian dollar has seen choppy moves, drifting higher above 0.6950 on soft US jobs data while robust US services data and a firm dollar have capped gains, leaving it described as outperforming other majors versus the greenback. Middle East tensions and cool domestic inflation have pressured the currency, alongside comments from Australia's Chalmers on the economic risks of an Iran war and rising yields. Attention has also turned to European PMIs and Fedspeak for broader market direction.

Updated

The reading that day

Weak bearishAt the close of the UTC day.
BearishNeutralBullish

It changed 10 times during the day.

The day on the wire

00:0006:0012:0018:0024:00

The band shows the reading through the day; a mark shows where it changed. Each tick is a headline first seen that day.

The reading through the day

  • 00:00Weak bullish
  • 01:35Neutral
  • 03:26Weak bullish
  • 05:07Neutral
  • 07:42Weak bearish
  • 16:07Weak bullish
  • 18:26Weak bearish
  • 19:51Neutral
  • 20:06Weak bearish
  • 23:22Weak bullish
  • 23:57Weak bearish

Headlines (10)

First seen on October 5

Carried over from earlier days

Scheduled events

As of

EventForecastCurrency
Monday, October 5
MI Inflation Gauge m/mAUD
ANZ Job Advertisements m/mAUD
Final Services PMI58.7USD
ISM Services PMI55.1USD
Westpac Consumer SentimentAUD
Tuesday, October 6
ANZ Job Advertisements m/mAUD
ADP Weekly Employment ChangeUSD
Trade Balance-100.8BUSD

October 5 on other markets

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