Australia

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Jun 2026
Austria Manufacturing PMI Slips as Eurozone Factory Momentum Cools, Raising Equity and Euro Hedge Demand

Austria’s manufacturing PMI eased to 50.9 in June, signalling slower expansion, prompting defensive hedges, euro shorts.

25

Jun 2026
Italy’s Industrial Sales Growth Slows in April as Eurozone Factory Indicators Turn Down

Italy’s industrial sales growth slowed; Eurozone manufacturing slipped into contraction, raising risks for equities and policy.

24

Jun 2026
EUR/USD Slides as Weak German PMI and Wider US–EU Rate Gap Lift Dollar Demand

EUR/USD weakens as German PMIs slump, growth-policy divergence widens, dollar risk premium rises, and downside tests loom.

24

Jun 2026
Germany’s Ifo Expectations Miss Stokes ECB Rate-Cut Bets, Weighing on Euro and DAX

Germany’s Ifo expectations missed June forecasts, signaling softening sentiment, ECB cut odds rising, pressuring euro, DAX.

24

Jun 2026
Qatar Targets LNG Production Restart Within Weeks, Raising Prospects of Lower European Gas Prices

Qatar says LNG output will normalize within weeks after Ras Laffan attack, pressuring gas prices significantly.

24

Jun 2026
EUR/JPY Extends Three-Day Slide, Tests 183.50 Support as Euro Data Weighs

EUR/JPY extends three-day slide near 183.60; bearish below EMAs and VWAP, triangle support at 183.50.

22

Jun 2026
AUD/JPY Holds Near 113.30 as Steady China Rates Support AUD, with BoJ and Intervention Risks in Focus

AUD/JPY hovers near 113.30, supported by steady China policy and RBA stance; intervention and BoJ risks cap.

10

Jun 2026
AUD/USD drifts towards 0.7040 as weak Australian sentiment offsets China’s trade beat

AUD/USD slips near 0.7040 as Aussie sentiment drops; China trade surge fades, Fed strength keeps bearish.

8

Jun 2026
AUD/USD slides as Middle East tensions and firm US jobs data underpin Greenback demand

AUD/USD slips near 0.7035 as Middle East tensions and strong US jobs boost safe-haven dollar demand.

3

Jun 2026
Australia Q1 GDP Matches RBA, but Data Centre Investment Masks Weak Demand and Falling Productivity

Australia’s Q1 GDP rose modestly, driven by data centres, as weak demand and sticky inflation constrain RBA.

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