Aussie eyes March low on soft China trade and firm US jobs data: Nov 10, 2026
The Australian dollar remains subdued and is eyeing its March low after a bruising week. The moves are linked to easing Chinese trade surplus data in October and focus on China's tariff truce and weak demand, alongside a broad US dollar decline on US inflation focus and later pressure from robust US jobs data near 0.6850.
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First seen on November 10
- Why China’s Tariff Truce and Weak Demand Matter for AUD/USDbabypips.com
- Australian Dollar remains subdued as China’s Trade Surplus eases in OctoberFXStreet
Carried over from earlier days
- Australian Dolllar edges lower to near 0.6850 on robust US jobs dataFXStreet
- Australian Dollar holds gains following China’s CPI dataFXStreet
- A Bruising Week for the Australian DollarActionForex
- The Australian Dollar eyes its March lowFXStreet
- Australian Dollar firms on broad USD decline as traders focus on US inflationFXStreet
- Australian Dollar Price Forecast: Bulls retarget 0.7000FXStreet
- Morgan Stanley flags AI as a new risk for the Australian dollar after Democratic sweepInvestingLive
Scheduled events
As of
| Event | Forecast | Currency |
|---|---|---|
| Tuesday, November 10 | ||
| NAB Business Confidence | AUD | |
| FOMC Member Waller Speaks | USD | |
| NFIB Small Business Index | 98.0 | USD |
| ADP Weekly Employment Change | USD | |
| CPI y/y | USD | |
| Core CPI y/y | USD | |
| Core CPI m/m | 0.2% | USD |
| CPI m/m | 0.3% | USD |