澳大利亚私营部门信贷（年环比）从之前的7.2%升至9月份的7.3%。澳大利亚私营部门信贷（年环比）从之前的7.2%升至9月份的7.3%

Australia Private Sector Credit (YoY) up to 7.3% in September from previous 7.2%.Australia Private Sector Credit (YoY) up to 7.3% in September from previous 7.2%

由于日本央行将利率稳定在0.5%，澳元/日元吸引了接近100.30的出价。由于日本央行将利率稳定在0.5%，澳元/日元吸引了接近100.30的出价

AUD/JPY attracts bids near 100.30 as BoJ holds interest rates steady at 0.5%.AUD/JPY attracts bids near 100.30 as BoJ holds interest rates steady at 0.5%

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The Australian dollar strengthened toward $0.660 on Thursday, recouping some losses from the previous session as investors awaited signals from a key meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Hopes of progress in the talks lifted the risk-sensitive Aussie, with the two leaders expected to formalize a trade truce after months of friction. Further support came from a hotter-than-expected domestic inflation print, which tempered expectations for near-term policy easing by the Reserve Bank of Australia. Markets now assign only about a 5% chance of a rate cut at the November 4 meeting and less than 20% for December, reinforcing speculations that the central bank’s shallow easing cycle may have already ended. Meanwhile, gains were capped by a stronger US dollar after Fed Chair Jerome Powell downplayed the likelihood of another rate cut this year.

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The Australian dollar was little changed around $0.658 on Thursday, holding recent losses as investors weighed developments from the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. After nearly two hours of talks, the leaders agreed to extend their temporary trade truce for another year, continuing the framework set during last week’s meeting of top officials in Malaysia. The deal also covers suspending export controls, addressing fentanyl and agricultural trade issues, and resolving matters related to TikTok. Domestically, a hotter-than-expected inflation print tempered expectations for near-term policy easing by the Reserve Bank of Australia. Markets now assign only about a 5% chance of a rate cut at the November 4 meeting and less than 20% for December, reinforcing speculations that the central bank’s shallow easing cycle may have already ended. Meanwhile, gains were capped by a stronger US dollar after hawkish comments from Fed Chair Jerome Powell.