Information regarding the Biden-Xi meeting was also reported during the meeting, and an overall assessment was made that in addition to ``open'' discussions, there had been progress on many fronts. However, in a subsequent press conference, Biden reiterated that Chinese Communist Party President Xi Jinping is a dictator.
Today's key data is the Australian Employment Report, which showed a significant increase in the number of new jobs created in October by over 55,000, compared to the expected +20,000. Here are a few points: First, most of the new jobs created are part-time. Second, analysts overlooked Australia's mid-October referendum, which required a recruitment drive for polling stations. However, considering the estimates that should have been included in the forecast, the +55,000 headline was almost triple the consensus estimate. The US dollar strengthened during the session, while the Australian dollar, euro, pound, New Zealand dollar and Canadian dollar all fell.
moreover:
Japan's exports increased more slowly in October than in September.
China's new home prices fell for the fourth straight month in October