Softer US PPI data fails to extend USD selling, with geopolitical risks supporting the pair at 1.28 levels. USD/SGD consolidated around 1.28 after softer US Producer Price Index data reduced Federal Reserve rate hike expectations, though the dollar showed limited downside
The currency pair retreats 0.12% after a four-day rally but holds above 0.8100, with technicals signaling potential gains toward 0.8150. The USD/CHF pair declined 0.12% on the day, ending a four-day winning streak but remaining above the 0.8100 mark. The pullback follows a
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XAU/USD rises nearly 1% after weaker US inflation data lowers expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening. Gold prices surged nearly 0.90% to $4,386 as the US Dollar weakened following softer-than-expected inflation data. The decline in inflation metrics reduced ma
Societe Generale analysts highlight 1407 as critical support for USD/KRW after a pullback from its 200-day moving average near 1478. USD/KRW has retreated to test an ascending trend line near 1407 after losing its 200-day moving average around 1478. Analysts view this leve
UOB analysts see the yuan trading in a tight range against the dollar with no clear directional bias in the near term. The Chinese yuan remains range-bound near 6.7450 against the US dollar, with intraday movements confined to a narrow band. Analysts note momentum indicato
Analysts expect the yuan to trade in a tight range around 6.7450 against the dollar, with potential drift toward 6.7300 unless resistance breaks. The Chinese yuan remains range-bound near 6.7450 against the US dollar, with United Overseas Bank analysts noting flat momentum
Disappointing US retail sales and consumer sentiment weigh on the USD, lifting NZD/USD as RBNZ tightening expectations persist. NZD/USD climbed 0.75% to 0.5895 on Friday, driven by a weaker US Dollar after softer-than-expected US economic data. The pair’s rally slowed near
Commerzbank’s Norman Liebke stresses that European natural gas remains structurally tighter than Oil as Qatar LNG is cut off and US cargoes are redirected to Asia. He points to historically low storage levels, EU bans on Russian LNG and pipeline gas, and El Niño-driven Asi
Silver (XAG/USD) trades on the front foot on Friday but lacks strong follow-through and remains within the narrow range seen this week. At the time of writing, XAG/USD trades around $65 after bouncing from an intraday low of $63.51 The US Dollar (USD) weakens across
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