AUS Employment Change (Oct): 24.1KForecast: 20.3KPrevious: -23.7K (revised from -29.7K) (click to enlarge; source: forexfactory.com) Unemployment rate (Oct): 6.2%Forecast: 6.2%Previous: 6.2% (click to enlarge; source: forexfactory.com) This was a decent jobs report, though the theme of the this data set has been volatility and essentially unreliability as a gauge of labor conditions. The market gave the AUD a slight bump, but as you can see in the following charts, the Aussie is still pressured. AUD/USD 1H Chart 11/6(click to enlarge) AUD/NZD 1H Chart 11/6(click to enlarge) AUD/CAD 1H Chart 11/6(click to enlarge) These charts show the AUD/USD already on a bearish swing. It consolidated just ahead of the jobs data, and built a mini-price-bottom thereafter. Price action in all three crosses still look bearish. These "price bottoms" look vulnerable, and the AUD looks poised for further decline after the initial reaction to a jobs data that beat forecast, but has been seen as unreliable.