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The AUD/USD fell to 0.6750, down 0.63%, after reaching a 20-month high of 0.6942, influenced by a strong US payrolls report, rising geopolitical tensions, and disappointing Chinese stimulus expectations. Australia's job market added 47,500 jobs, maintaining a 4.2% unemployment rate, while the upcoming jobs data and Chinese stimulus speculation will be crucial for future movements. The AUD/USD is currently consolidating above 0.6700, with potential resistance at 0.6825 and support at 0.6627.
US stock markets hit record highs following the Federal Reserve's support for a significant interest rate cut, while optimism in Australia surged due to China's fiscal policy measures. Key economic indicators showed mixed results, with rising jobless claims and fluctuating inflation rates. Upcoming data releases include employment figures in Australia and retail sales in the US.
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