Euro: Seen drifting toward 1.1400 against US Dollar – BBH Brown Brothers Harriman’s Elias Haddad reports that EUR/USD briefly dipped toward 1.1500 after the ECB decision before rebounding on the US-Iran breakthrough. Haddad expects EUR/USD to edge lower and stabilize close
Investor optimism over a potential US-Iran peace deal offsets softer UK GDP and industrial output figures, supporting the pound. The British pound (GBP) remains moderately higher against the US dollar (USD) on Friday, trading near the 200-day simple moving average at 1.341
USD/BRL rebounding from interim low near 4.88 The Brazilian Real has been rebounding from an interim low near 4.88 against the USD. The currency pair is approaching the 200-DMA and a descending trend line around 5.25. Resistance is seen at 5.32/5.34, with d
Societe Generale analysts highlight technical barriers at 5.25 and 5.32/5.34 as the pair approaches critical levels. The USD/BRL pair has rebounded from an interim low near 4.88, now testing the 200-day moving average and a descending trend line around 5.25. Analysts note
XAG/USD climbs toward $69.00 resistance amid easing US Treasury yields and hopes for an Iran peace agreement. Silver (XAG/USD) recovered to $67.46 in Friday’s European session, erasing earlier losses as optimism over a potential Iran deal and lower US Treasury yields suppo
Analysts argue the dollar has underperformed historically despite strong US data and rate differentials favoring the USD. EUR/USD remains range-bound between 1.15 and 1.16, defying expectations amid robust US economic data and favorable interest rate differentials. The dol
XAG/USD falls 0.17% on Friday, extending its 5.38% year-to-date loss amid a rising gold/silver ratio. Silver prices declined to $67.26 per troy ounce on Friday, down 0.17% from Thursday’s $67.37. The move extends a 5.38% drop since the start of the year, reflecting subdued
Deutsche Bank forecasts no change in UK rates this year but warns prolonged energy shocks may force tightening. The Bank of England is expected to keep its benchmark rate at 3.75% at the June meeting, marking a fourth consecutive hold. A 7–2 vote is likely, with Huw Pill a
Hopes for a US-Iran peace agreement reduce safe-haven demand, pushing the Dollar Index down 0.35% for the week. The US Dollar Index (DXY) retreated to 99.60 on Friday, erasing earlier gains as optimism over a potential US-Iran peace deal dampened demand for the safe-haven
Commerzbank forecasts only two RBNZ rate increases, below market expectations, pushing NZD/USD toward 0.55 by late 2027. The New Zealand Dollar remains under pressure as weak economic growth and persistent inflation limit the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s ability to tighte
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