In the US, Automatic Data Processing, Inc. (ADP) Non-Farm Employment Change, measures the number of employed people over the last month (without government & farming industry), rise is expected from 110K on October up to 131K.

AUD/USD is trying to break above 1.0720, a line that is struggling with in recent days. The third attempt might succeed, as the pair drifts higher.

In the US, Unemployment Claims, weekly report for the number of unemployment that filed for insurance on the past week, reduce from 417K on July to 409K this week is expected.

The assumption about no new QE in the US hurt the Aussie, but when markets changed their mind, things turned for the better in AUD/USD. The Australian dollar got a boost from a better-than-expected number in China – HSBC’s PMI came out better than expected. We’ll now get the official release.

In the US, GDP Price Index, Measures the monetary value of all the goods and services produced within a country. An indicator of economic health is expected to reduce by 0.2% to 1.9% while the Annualized GDP is expected to be 3.1%.

Published on Thursday, at 1:30 GMT.

The meeting minutes showed that the RBA intends to tackle inflation sooner than later, and this gave a boost to the currency. We’ll get general figures about the economy now. Let’s start:

In the US, Existing Home Sales, number of residential buildings that were sold during the previous month excluding new construction is about to rise by 0.05M. Sale of a home triggers a wide-reaching ripple effect.

The Australian dollar enjoyed an upbeat view on the economy in the meeting minutes. Glenn Stevens, the head of the RBA, will have another chance to rock the currency now.