Economic and event calendar in Asia - Australian jobs reportAsian Economic Calendar: Key events and consensus expectations for 23 July 2026The labour market report from Australia features today. The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at a low, by historical standards, 4.4%. Its risen over past months as the three Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes in succession have weighed on jobs growth, at the margin, but unless its some sort of blow up higher, or jobs added shunt substantially into the negative, the data today is unlikely to impact the RBA, or AUD, too much. Most PopularTesla Q2 profit misses as margins slip despite revenue and FCF beatUS stock indices give up their gains and close lower on the dayAlphabet beats Q2 estimates as cloud revenue surges and Gemini usage growsEconomic and event calendar in Asia - Australian jobs reportTesla, Alphabet, ServiceNow, IBM, Texas Instruments all report after the closeIran broadens its threats as the rhetoric turns increasingly dangerousECB expected to hold, but EURUSD is nearing a breaking point after being confined.US has informed Israel of its intention to use bombers in bombing IranUS treasury auctions off $13 billion of 20 year bonds at a high yield of 5.163%Treasury targets Wall Street tax loopholes as IRS ramps up enforcement
Economic and event calendar in Asia - Australian jobs report
The labour market report from Australia features today. The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at a low, by historical standards, 4.4%. Its risen over past months as the three Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes in succession have weighed on jobs growth, at the margin, but unless its some sort of blow up higher, or jobs added shunt substantially into the negative, the data today is unlikely to impact the RBA, or AUD, too much. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.

The labour market report from Australia features today. The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at a low, by historical standards, 4.4%. Its risen over past months as the three Reserve Bank of Australia rate hikes in succession have weighed on jobs growth, at the margin, but unless its some sort of blow up higher, or jobs added shunt substantially into the negative, the data today is unlikely to impact the RBA, or AUD, too much. This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at investinglive.com.
- Economic and event calendar in Asia - Australian jobs reportAsian Economic Calendar: Key events and consensus expectations for 23 July 2026The labour market report from Australia features today.
- The unemployment rate is expected to remain steady at a low, by historical standards, 4.4%.
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