Australia Employment Change

Australia Employment Change 19 November 2026

Australia Employment Change 19 November 2026: the October 2026 figure is due at 00:30 UTC. The last release came in at -39.3K for September 2026 against a forecast of 20K. Of the last 12 releases, 5 came in above the forecast and 7 below it.

These figures were verified on 22 Oct 2026 from the source: Australian Bureau of Statistics. This page reports the release as published: the figures and what a print like it usually does to the currency.

Due at
00:30 UTC
19 November 2026
Forecast
—
The market consensus
Previous
-39.3K
As the source gives it

What a surprise usually does

Above the forecast: A strong employment gain can support the Australian dollar as markets see less reason for the RBA to cut rates, especially if full-time jobs also rise.

Below the forecast: A weak or negative result can weigh on the currency by increasing concern about labour-market cooling and possible rate cuts.

In line with the forecast: The currency may still move on the unemployment rate, participation or job composition, but the headline itself is usually subdued.

Australia Employment Change 19 November 2026: due for October 2026, with the last 12 releases
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The last 12 releases · times in UTC
ReleasedForActualForecastPrevious
15 Oct 2026Sep-39.3K20K29.3K
24 Sep 2026Aug39.5K20K-15.9K
20 Aug 2026Jul-15.8K15K80.3K
23 Jul 2026Jun76.3K15K43.9K
25 Jun 2026May40.3K30K-18.6K
21 May 2026Apr-18.6K17.5K17.9K
16 Apr 2026Mar17.9K20K49.6K
19 Mar 2026Feb48.9K20.3K26.0K
19 Feb 2026Jan17.8K20K65.2K
13 Nov 2025Oct42.2K20K12.7K
16 Oct 2025Sep14.9K17K-11.8K
18 Sep 2025Aug-5.4K22K26.5K