USD/CAD rebounds after briefly slipping below 1.4000 The Canadian Dollar holds above 1.4000 as traders await US and Canada jobs data. The US Dollar snaps a two-day losing streak, rebounding on Thursday. The rebound occurs ahead of Friday's employment report
USD/CAD rebounds on Thursday after briefly slipping below the key 1.4000 support level, as the US Dollar (USD) snaps a two-day losing streak with traders repositioning ahead of Friday's employment reports from the United States (US) and Canada. At the time of writing, the
Gold (XAU/USD) extends Wednesday's 4% spike on Thursday, trading around $4,260 and holding near a seven-week high as a softer US Dollar (USD) and retreating Treasury yields reinforce the metal's recovery. What distinguishes Thursday's session is that Gold is climbing along
Euro: Recovery stalls near 1.1550 resistance against US Dollar – Scotiabank Scotiabank highlights that the Euro is slightly softer versus the Dollar after touching levels last seen in mid-June, with fundamentals still supportive as yield spreads turn. Spot has nearly conve
Scotiabank highlights that the Euro is slightly softer versus the Dollar after touching levels last seen in mid-June, with fundamentals still supportive as yield spreads turn. Spot has nearly converged with their fair value based on the 2-year Germany–US spread Furt
India’s central bank maintains repo rate at 5.25% for a fourth meeting, while $41 billion inflows fail to lift the rupee sustainably. The Reserve Bank of India left its benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.25% for a fourth consecutive meeting, aligning with market expectatio
Weaker-than-expected US initial jobless claims data supports the dollar, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to cut rates soon. The dollar extended gains against the yen, with USD/JPY climbing to 158.20 as US initial jobless claims fell to 199K, below the 202K consensus
India’s central bank maintains policy rate amid $41 billion capital inflows but warns of external risks to the rupee. The Reserve Bank of India left its benchmark repo rate unchanged at 5.25% for a fourth straight meeting, citing supply-driven inflation pressures and resil
ING expects foreign inflows to exceed USD 50bn by September, bolstering INR amid oil price pressures and geopolitical risks. The Indian Rupee (INR) has retreated from June highs due to rising US-Iran tensions and higher oil prices, eroding investor sentiment. However, meas
Australia’s top credit rating is upheld despite slowing GDP growth and inflation pressures, while RBA rate hike bets support the currency. S&P Global Ratings has reaffirmed Australia’s AAA credit rating, citing low public debt and strong institutions. The agency projects a
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