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Australian Dollar Forecast: AUD/USD Takes Hit on New Covid Lockdowns
2021-06-27 23:00:00
Thomas Westwater,
Analyst
Australian Dollar, AUD/USD, Covid, RBA, Technical Outlook - Talking Points
Asia Pacific markets look to extend last week’s upbeat trading activity
New Covid cases in Australia prompt lockdowns, Delta variant feared
AUD/USD faces trendline resistance as price holds above 200-day SMA
Monday’s Asia-Pacific Outlook
Asia Pacific markets look to start a new round of trading with an optimistic outlook following a generally upbeat week. Investors will look to further assess the path ahead for monetary policy. The highly anticipated US non-farm payrolls report (NFP) is on tap, potentially shifting global market sentiment. Meanwhile, the risk-sensitive Australian Dollar is taking a small step back against its US cousin.
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It is reported that coal prices have been rising since the beginning of this year and have risen significantly since the beginning of June after a brief correction in mid-May. Market participants generally believe that tighter safety regulations, growing demand and rising import costs are the main factors supporting the rise in coal prices this round. on the one hand, the demand for coal is strong, on the other hand, the overall coal supply situation is tight this year. Zeng Xiang, a senior black analyst at Yide Futures, told Futures Daily that in the first half of this year, China s economy continued to recover, industrial production was exuberant, and electricity demand continued to rise. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, China s raw coal increased by 8.8% from January to May compared with the same period last year, but thermal power generation from January to May increased by 16% compared wi
Manufacturing meltdown has HR implications By Zhong Nan | China Daily | Updated: 2021-06-28 08:55 Share CLOSE An employee assembles a wire harness at the workshop of Draexlmaier (Anshan) Wire Harness System Co in Anshan, Liaoning province. [Photo/XINHUA]
China, home to 1.41 billion people, the so-called world s factory, and one of the most popular global destinations for foreign direct investment, isn t, however, the place where factory bosses expect to find enough number of young people to work at their workshops. Finding the right talent has become an almost impossible task－and recruiters aren t a happy lot these days.
According to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics in late April, the number of migrant workers in China declined by 5.17 million last year compared to 2019, the first drop since 2008. Migrant workers engaged in the manufacturing sector accounted for 27.3 percent of the total, and their
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