AUD is the biggest mover against the US dollar, down 1.02%, heading into Thursday's (September 24, 2026) Australian labour market report, the key event on the Asian calendar. Previews point to a rebound in employment for August. CBA forecasts a 15,000 gain in jobs, and consensus sees the unemployment rate steady at 4.5%. The source suggests AUD looks ready to bounce back if the jobs data comes in strong. No price levels or technical support and resistance are provided in the source. For traders, the release is the main near-term catalyst for AUD/USD after the pair's sharp decline. An employment gain near or above expectations, with unemployment holding at 4.5%, could support a recovery in the Australian dollar. A weaker print would leave the currency exposed after its recent losses.
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