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Today’s focus will be on Australia's Wage Price Index. Quarterly growth of 0.8% is expected, an outcome that would leave the annual pace unchanged at 3.4%, assuming no meaningful revisions. Historically, this release has a strong track record of landing close to consensus, meaning it rarely generates sustained market reactions. On that basis, it may prove to be a nothingburger. However, with uncertainty lingering over whether we’re at the start of a policy recalibration or a tightening cycle from the RBA, any surprise could deliver ripple effects across Australian markets far larger than usual. The private sector ... (full story)
they'll soon realize they did too much, too fast. 400 pips in one month isn't sustainable for a pair that is already at 3 year highs. some form of mind fuckery will ensue over the coming days to try and throw people off their scent. the only good advice to ever remember is to zoom out, look at the totality of everything.
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