AUDTHB Eyes US CPIAUSTRALIAN DOLLAR / THAI BAHTFX_IDC:AUDTHBYES_GroupYesterday Recap 10/9/26 Yesterday, AUDTHB closed at 23.73 in the Thai market. Meanwhile, MI Inflation Expectations came in at 4.9%, unchanged from the previous reading of 4.9%. This indicates that inflation expectations remain elevated and continue to be a factor that the RBA needs to closely monitor for ongoing inflationary pressure. AUDTHB Fundamental 11/9/26 Key Event Today | Actual | Forecast | Previous AU: 09:00 Thomson Reuters IPSOS Consumer Confidence | 48.50 | - | 48.79 Australian economic data today is relatively limited. Thomson Reuters IPSOS Consumer Confidence came in at 48.50, down slightly from the previous reading of 48.79, indicating a modest deterioration in consumer confidence and continued pressure on the economic outlook and consumer spending. However, AUDTHB is still likely to be driven primarily by Risk Sentiment and USD direction, particularly US CPI tonight. If US inflation comes in above expectations and supports the USD, it could weigh on AUDTHB even though Australian inflation expectations remain elevated. Meanwhile, the broader market continues to face pressure from higher oil prices and elevated Bond Yields. Overall, AUDTHB is expected to remain volatile within a range, with the market primarily focusing on Risk Sentiment, US CPI, and USD direction. Technical 15M Bias: Sideway Resistance: 23.74 Support: 23.68 Target: 23.74 Cut Loss: 23.67 Price is moving within the 23.68–23.74 range with no clear direction. If price can hold above 23.68, it could rebound toward 23.74. A break above 23.74 would provide an additional bullish signal, while a break below 23.67 could signal a shift toward a bearish structure.