欧元/美元、美元/日元和澳元/美元预测——周二早盘美元平静。美元和其他许多货币在周二早盘的大部分时间里都很平静。在这一点上，我们正在等待下一个主要标题是什么，它将推动交易者朝着一个方向或另一个方向发展。

EUR/USD, USD/JPY and AUD/USD Forecast – US Dollar Quiet in Early Tuesday Session.The US dollar, and many other currencies in general, were all quiet for the most part in early Tuesday trading. At this point, we are waiting to see what the next major headline will be that pushes traders in one direction or the other.

澳元/日元价格预测：突破94.50，阻力位出现在三个月高点附近。澳元/日元连续第二天上涨，周二欧洲时间交易在94.60左右。根据日线图的技术分析，货币交叉仍处于上升通道模式，证实了持续的看涨倾向。

AUD/JPY Price Forecast: Moves above 94.50, resistance appears near three-month highs.AUD/JPY extends its gains for the second consecutive day, trading around 94.60 during the European hours on Tuesday. As per the technical analysis of the daily chart, the currency cross remains within an ascending channel pattern, confirming a sustained bullish bias.

澳元/日元收窄涨幅，接近94.50，因日本央行保持利率稳定。周二亚洲交易时段，澳元/日元交叉调整上涨至94.50附近。日本央行（BoJ）利率决定后，日元（JPY）兑澳元（AUD）走强。

AUD/JPY pares gains near 94.50 as BOJ holds rates steady.The AUD/JPY cross trims gains near 94.50 during the Asian trading hours on Tuesday. The Japanese Yen (JPY) strengthens against the Australian Dollar (AUD) after the Bank of Japan (BoJ) interest rate decision.

由于中东紧张局势升级抑制了风险偏好，澳大利亚10年期政府债券收益率跌至4.24%左右，回落至六周低点。随着冲突进入第五天，以色列和伊朗开始了新一轮的袭击。据报道，德黑兰敦促几个国家向美国施压，要求立即停火，但以色列表示没有兴趣。在国内，重点是本周晚些时候公布的关键就业数据。劳动力市场保持了令人惊讶的弹性，另一份强劲的报告可能会挑战市场对下个月降息的预期，目前降息幅度为75%。在一系列令人失望的经济指标之后，这些数据将受到密切关注，包括低于预期的第一季度GDP、5月份商业活动疲软以及尽管上个月降息但消费者支出谨慎。

Australia’s 10-year government bond yield fell to around 4.24%, moving back toward a six-week low as escalating Middle East tensions dampened risk appetite. Israel and Iran have begun a new round of attacks as their conflict enters its fifth day. Tehran has reportedly urged several countries to pressure the US for an immediate ceasefire, but Israel signaled no interest. Domestically, focus is on key jobs data due later this week. The labor market has remained surprisingly resilient, and another strong report could challenge market expectations for a rate cut next month, currently priced at 75%. The data will be closely watched following a string of disappointing economic indicators—including weaker-than-expected Q1 GDP, subdued business activity in May, and cautious consumer spending despite last month’s rate cut.