Notable in its job figures, Australia has added some certainties to its economic recovery, after the strong hopes leveled up by IMF over the growth expectation of the world. Data released on 8 shows the growth rate of the employed population is as high as three times than the previous market forecast, followed by the weekly leap of A$ against US$ and leading other non-dollar currencies strongly upwards at Asian trading.

According to the data, 45,900 personals have been newly employed in June, much higher than the expected figure 17,500.  Jobless rate climbed to 5.1 percent, also better off than before. Meanwhile, A$ rate raised to the level of 1/0.8747 against US$ or 1.4 percent, and 1/77.22 or 1.9 percent ups against Japanese yen.

The notable job figures has greatly ignited the investors confidence, presenting euro has hit two month’s record against US$ at the point of 1/1.2688, to yen at 1/112.03, ever since May 12.

Besides, ringgit rose to 0.9 percent or 3.1915 for one dollar, as Malaysian central bank lifted its middle price by 25 basic points or 2.79 percent; baht remained 3242/1 against the dollar; and Korean won, 1209.6/1, recording from June 29.