Australian Housing Credit MoM (Dec) M/M 0.7% (Prev. 0.6%)

Newsquawk Staff · 30 Jan 2026, 00:50 UTC

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The Australian Housing Credit for December shows a month-on-month increase of 0.7%, up from the previous 0.6%. This modest rise signals continued growth in credit availability, which could support the property market and affect monetary policy discussions, particularly in relation to interest rates and inflationary pressures within Australia.

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US President Trump said it is highly unlikely the US will need to resume military action against Iran if negotiations progress, while Secretary of State Rubio said talks have been unproductive.
DXY is softer and holds around 101.85; NZD outperforms after the region’s national election result.

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Australian Employment Change (Jul) -15.8K vs. Exp. 15K (Prev. 76.3K)
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"We are interested in the diplomatic track, but without making concessions", Al Arabiya citing an Iranian diplomatic source.
WTI crude+0.8%
"Washington has approved the draft memorandum of understanding that the Qatari delegation presented to Iran yesterday", Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reports citing sources close to the mediation team.
WTI crude−3.6%

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