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The Australian dollar inched down to $0.667 ahead of Thursday's session from the 11-month high of $0.67 touched earlier in the week after the Fed cut its rates by 25bps, but the greenback refrained from depreciating as projections of strong inflation prevented sharper bets of loosening by the FOMC. Domestically, the jobs report is expected to show 20K–25K new positions with unemployment steady at 4.2%, a key input for the RBA’s policy path. Markets now assign minimal odds to a September cut, with November easing bets trimmed to 70% on the back of solid recent data. On the geopolitical front, the US and China, Australia's top trading partners, reached a deal to place TikTok under US ownership, with final approval expected in a Friday call between Presidents Trump and Xi.