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Tuesday, Nov 3
23:01 Event recap AUD

Ai Group Industry Index rises to -19.1 from -24.2, no consensus available

Australia's Ai Group Industry Index printed -19.1 against a previous -24.2. AUD pairs were mixed in the first hour, with most one-hour moves near or below...
23:01 Event recap NZD

New Zealand Employment Change comes in at -0.1% against 0.4% consensus

New Zealand Employment Change q/q printed -0.1%, below the 0.4% consensus and the prior 0.5%. NZD fell against most major pairs, with moves larger than typical...
23:00 Event recap NZD

NZ unemployment rate comes in at 5.7% against 5.6% consensus

New Zealand's unemployment rate printed 5.7%, a tenth above the 5.6% consensus and previous reading. NZD fell against USD, JPY, CAD and CHF, and AUDNZD, EURNZD...
22:32 Daily brief BRL

Sydney Open Briefing: Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Sydney open for Wednesday, November 4, 2026: UK100 leads declines at -1.15% while Euro Area CPI flash estimates at 10:00 UTC headline the session. GBPJPY positioning...
22:18 story AUD

New Zealand Q3 Unemployment Rises to 5.7%, Missing Forecasts as Employment Falls

New Zealand's jobless rate rose to 5.7% in Q3, above the 5.5% expected, while employment unexpectedly fell 0.1%. The data lands three days before a general...
19:02 story EUR

ECB’s Nagel Says December Rate Hike Very Likely Necessary as Inflation Outlook Worsens

Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said the ECB will probably need to raise rates in December, citing higher-than-expected September inflation and energy costs. He pledged decisive action...
17:02 story CAD

BoC’s Macklem Says Further Rate Hikes May Be Needed as Energy Prices Threaten Inflation

Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem told lawmakers further rate increases may be needed as the Middle East war keeps energy prices elevated. The BoC sees...
16:16 story USD

US JOLTS Job Openings Jump to 7.52 Million in September, Beating Forecasts

US job openings rose by 333,000 to 7.523 million in September, well above expectations, with hiring and quits also increasing while layoffs fell. The data arrives...
14:32 story USD

US Midterms Begin With Democrats Favored to Take the House as Markets Weigh a Divided Congress

Voters head to the polls in the 2026 US midterms, with polling pointing to Democratic gains and control of the House and Senate in play. Investors...
13:30 Daily brief AUD

New York Open Briefing: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

New York open on Tuesday, November 3, 2026: risk meter at -0.40, US Congressional Elections at 15:16 UTC, JOLTS and BOC Governor Macklem also scheduled, with...
08:30 Daily brief BRL

London Open Briefing: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Risk tone is soft into London as gold, Asian and European indices slip and the franc leads currency strength. US JOLTS, the Congressional Elections and BOC...
07:17 story CAD

WTI Swings Around $100 as Middle East Attacks and US-Iran Diplomacy Pull Prices Both Ways; Falls to $94 Low Before Rebound

WTI crude hit a five-month high of $104.03 on Friday on Houthi and Hormuz attack reports, then dropped over 5% on Monday on US-Iran diplomacy hopes....
06:01 Event preview EUR

Eurozone CPI y/y preview: consensus 3.4% after a 3.8% reading

Eurozone CPI y/y is due on 2026-11-04 at 10:00 UTC, with consensus at 3.4% against a previous 3.8%. Here is how the euro crosses have moved...
06:00 Event preview NZD

NZ Employment Change preview: consensus 0.4% against 0.5% prior

New Zealand Employment Change q/q is due 2026-11-03 at 21:45 UTC with consensus at 0.4% versus 0.5% previously. Here is how NZD pairs have moved after...
06:00 Event preview NZD

NZ Unemployment Rate preview: consensus 5.5% after a 5.6% print

New Zealand's Unemployment Rate is due Nov 3 at 21:45 UTC, with consensus at 5.5% versus 5.6% previously. Here is how NZD pairs have moved in...