Australia's inflation indicator for December climbed to 1% on a monthly basis, up from the previous 0.3%.
Market Highlights and Economic Outlook
Australia experienced a notable jump in its December TD-MI Inflation Gauge, which climbed by 1% after a 0.3% rise in the previous month, signaling accelerating inflation on a monthly basis.
On the currency front, the EUR/USD pair moved closer to the 1.1650 level as investors became more risk-averse, while GBP/USD advanced towards 1.3400 amid ongoing tariff concerns. Meanwhile, gold surged to an all-time high, surpassing $4,700, fueled by heightened tensions related to disputes over Greenland.
Looking Ahead
- Key US data releases, including PCE figures and events in Davos, are expected to influence the direction of the Dollar.
- The Bank of Japan is anticipated to keep its current monetary stance unchanged.
- Upcoming UK CPI and retail sales reports could shape expectations for future Bank of England rate decisions.
- Eurozone PMIs are also on the radar for potential market impact.
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