- AUD/USD consolidates Thursday losses, trading over 0.7250.
- US Dollar Index remains sub 93.00 on Friday.
- US PPI and consumer confidence data are in focus.
AUD/USD moved slightly lower on Thursday in risk off trade. However, as the mood in the market picked up modestly on Friday, the pair rebounded trading +0.4%at 0.7260.
After the risk on rally at the start of the week, surging covid cases are turning investors cautious.
Today European stock markets cling to mild gains. The S&P 500 futures are up almost 1%, risk sentiment could well drive the markets in the latter part of the day.
The US Dollar Index extends losses for a second session and trades sub 93.00 US October Producer Price Index (PPI) and the University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index are in focus. DXY trades down 0.17% on the day at 92.80.
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