乐观的美国非农就业数据公布后，澳元跌至多年新低。在美国非农就业数据强于预期后，澳元仍面临巨大的抛售压力，徘徊在0.6150左右的多年低点附近。美联储的鹰派转变使美国国债收益率居高不下，进一步支撑了美元。

Australian Dollar plunges to fresh multi-year low after upbeat US NFP data.The Australian Dollar remains under intense selling pressure following stronger-than-anticipated US Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) data, hovering near multi-year lows around 0.6150. The Federal Reserve's (Fed) hawkish shift keeps US Treasury yields elevated, further supporting the Greenback.

欧元/美元、美元/日元和澳元/美元预测——就业数据公布后美元再次反弹。美国的就业数据比预期的要热，因为市场可能会看到美元进一步走强。在这种情况下，市场可能会看到很多噪音，但在这个时候，美元

EUR/USD, USD/JPY and AUD/USD Forecast – US Dollar Rallies Again After Jobs Number.The jobs number in the US has come out hotter than expected, as the market is likely to see more US dollar strength going forward. This is a situation where the market is likely to see a lot of noise, but at this point in time, the US dollar is

澳元/日元徘徊在98.00左右，由于日本央行加息的不确定性，似乎有可能上涨。澳元/日元在上一交易日出现下跌后保持稳定，周五欧洲早盘交易时间约为98.00。由于日本央行（BoJ）加息时间的持续不确定性，日元（JPY）贬值，澳元/日元交叉可能会升值。

AUD/JPY hovers around 98.00, upside seems possible due to uncertainty over BoJ rate hikes.AUD/JPY remains steady after its recent losses registered in the previous session, trading around 98.00 during the early European hours on Friday. The AUD/JPY cross may appreciate as the Japanese Yen (JPY) depreciates due to continued uncertainty over the timing of interest rate hikes by the Bank of Japan (BoJ).

周五，由于对澳大利亚储备银行货币政策的鸽派押注，澳元汇率略低于0.62美元，徘徊在两年多来的最低水平附近。澳新银行集团加入了越来越多的银行预测提前降息的行列，现在预计澳大利亚储备银行将在2月采取行动，而不是等到5月，理由是国内通胀有所缓解。市场现在预计下个月降息的可能性为75%，比几天前的50%大幅增加。本周早些时候公布的数据显示，以调整后的平均值衡量，该国的潜在通胀率从10月的3.5%降至11月的3.2%。在外部，澳元也面临着强势美元的压力，因为投资者正在为12月的非农就业报告做准备。

The Australian dollar held just below $0.62 on Friday, hovering near its lowest levels in over two years amid dovish bets on Reserve Bank of Australia monetary policy. ANZ Group, joining a growing number of banks forecasting an earlier rate cut, now expects the RBA to act in February rather than wait until May, citing signs of easing domestic inflation. Markets are now pricing in a 75% chance of a rate cut next month, a significant increase from 50% just days ago. Data released earlier this week showed that the country’s underlying inflation, measured by the trimmed mean, slowed to 3.2% in November from 3.5% in October. Externally, the Aussie also faced pressure from a strong US dollar as investors prepared for the December nonfarm payrolls report.