The euro rallies to its highest level in two months as US economic data fuels doubts about Fed rate cuts and dollar strength. EUR/USD climbed to 1.1588, its highest level in eight weeks, driven by a weaker dollar after fresh US economic data raised concerns about the stabi
UOB analysts note a downside bias for USD/JPY, with the pair trading between 158.00 and 160.20 amid unclear intraday direction. USD/JPY remains volatile, closing near 159.30 after dipping to 158.58, according to recent price action. The pair shows a downside bias but lacks
UOB analysts see limited near-term movement in USD/JPY, with a slight upward bias constrained within a 158.00–160.20 band. USD/JPY remains rangebound, closing at 159.30 after dipping to 158.58, with unclear intraday direction. UOB expects trading between 158.80 and 159.60
Recent US economic data misses and lower Treasury yields reduce expectations for Federal Reserve rate hikes, pressuring the dollar. The US dollar faces downward pressure as weaker retail sales, Nonfarm Payrolls, and Consumer Price Index data reduce support. Markets have sc
The Australian Dollar holds gains against the Yen despite China’s July retail sales and industrial production missing forecasts. The AUD/JPY pair climbed to 113.20 in European trading, extending a two-day rally as the Australian Dollar remained resilient. Weak economic dat
Australian wage and labor data unlikely to shift RBA rate pricing The Reserve Bank of Australia's rate pricing is unlikely to be affected by upcoming wage and labor data. The Australian economy is forecast to add 12k jobs, down from 76.3k in June, with the unemploy
New Zealand’s central bank is expected to pause rate hikes as July inflation data shows easing price pressures, reducing near-term tightening risks. The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is unlikely to raise interest rates at its September meeting following softer inflati
The New Zealand dollar extends gains despite weak Chinese economic data, reaching its highest level since early June. The New Zealand dollar (NZD) rose to 0.5920 against the US dollar (USD), marking its highest level in two months. The move extends a recent uptrend as the
The New Zealand Dollar extends gains despite weak Chinese economic data, driven by a softer US Dollar amid reduced Fed rate hike expectations. The New Zealand Dollar (NZD) reached 0.5920 against the US Dollar (USD), its highest level since early June, as the USD weakened.
The Australian dollar rises above 0.7100 as softer US inflation and retail sales data reduce Fed rate hike bets. The AUD/USD pair extended gains to a fresh high since June 5, breaching the 0.7100 level as persistent US dollar selling countered weak Chinese economic data. T
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