The Euro pares losses against the Dollar after a ceasefire deal eases geopolitical risks, though Fed rate hike bets cap gains. EUR/USD climbed to 1.1470 on Friday, rebounding from a three-month low of 1.1417 as the US Dollar Index (DXY) retreated to 100.81. The pullback fo
EUR/USD pair fell towards 1.1417 The EUR/USD pair declined to its lowest level since last March, reaching 1.1417, as the US Dollar soared. The US Dollar gained strength following the first Federal Reserve monetary policy meeting. The EUR/USD pair recovered some g
Nordea forecasts prolonged Japanese Yen weakness as US-Japan yield spreads and BoJ’s gradual normalization limit JPY strength. USD/JPY is expected to remain elevated due to a sustained yield differential between US and Japanese bonds, alongside the Bank of Japan’s accommod
Nordea analysts forecast near-term USD support due to elevated US yields and resilient economic indicators. The US Dollar is expected to remain supported in the coming months as the Federal Reserve maintains a hawkish stance and US economic data stays firm. Analysts cite s
The picture for the Canadian dollar is worsening as it continues to carve out fresh 14-month lows. The US dollar is up another 33 pips today against the loonie, touching 1.4177 This will be the third consecutive week of gains for the pair and comes with oil prices f
The yen hovers near levels last seen in 1986 as traders weigh potential Japanese intervention amid Fed rate hike expectations. The dollar steadied near 161.3 yen on Friday, just shy of a 40-year high, as markets digested the Federal Reserve’s hawkish tilt. The yen’s declin
Canadian Dollar languishes near April 2025 low as weak Retail Sales and lower Oil prices weigh USD/CAD trades on the front foot on Friday despite a modest pullback in the US Dollar (USD), as weaker-than-expected Canadian Retail Sales data weighs on the Canadian Dollar (CAD).
The Bank of England maintained rates at 3.75%, triggering a sharp decline in GBP/USD before partial recovery near 1.3236. GBP/USD fell sharply after the Bank of England (BoE) left interest rates unchanged at 3.75%, defying some expectations for a hike. The decision was bac
GBP/USD fell 0.69% as the Bank of England kept rates unchanged, with two policymakers dissenting in favor of a 25 bps hike. The Bank of England left its benchmark rate at 3.75% in a 7-2 vote, surprising markets with a split decision. Two Monetary Policy Committee members d
Japan’s authorities may step in to curb Yen weakness after USD/JPY hits levels that triggered past interventions, DBS says. USD/JPY has surged past 161, a threshold that previously prompted Japanese authorities to intervene in currency markets. The move aligns with broader
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