USD/JPY option expiries at 160.00 and 160.50 levels The USD/JPY currency pair has option expiries at the 160.00 and 160.50 levels. These expiries may not significantly influence price action. Intervention risks remain a key factor for USD/JPY, with traders cautio
Japan’s corporate goods price index surged in May, yet the yen remains under pressure against the dollar at 160.40. The Japanese yen showed little reaction to accelerating wholesale inflation in May, with USD/JPY trading steady around 160.40 during Asian hours. The pair re
Japan’s wholesale inflation hits a three-year high, but the yen remains weak ahead of a potential BoJ rate hike next week. Japan’s Producer Price Index rose 6.3% year-over-year in May, accelerating from April’s revised 5.3% and exceeding forecasts of 5.5%. The jump, driven
Geopolitical risks in the Middle East drive crude higher, pressuring oil-import-dependent currencies like the Indian Rupee. The Indian Rupee traded nearly unchanged at 95.42 against the US Dollar on Wednesday, as escalating US-Iran tensions supported oil prices and clouded
Investors await US inflation figures at 12:30 GMT to gauge potential Federal Reserve policy shifts amid steady USD demand. The EUR/USD pair remains range-bound at 1.1545 in Asian trading, reflecting cautious sentiment before the US Consumer Price Index release. The US Doll
The US Dollar Index rises near 100.00 in Asian trading, supported by safe-haven flows amid escalating geopolitical risks. The US Dollar Index (DXY) advanced toward 100.00 during Asian trading hours, reflecting increased demand for the USD as a safe-haven asset. The move fo
Rising crude prices support the CAD amid Middle East tensions, offsetting USD strength driven by geopolitical risk aversion. USD/CAD traded around 1.3950 in Asian hours Wednesday, paring earlier gains as higher oil prices bolstered the commodity-linked Canadian Dollar. Can
Geopolitical risks and upcoming US CPI data weigh on the pair, keeping the pound near a three-week low against the dollar. The GBP/USD pair remains subdued near 1.3365-1.3370 in early Asian trading, failing to extend recent recovery gains. Fresh US military strikes against
NZD/USD holds around 0.7030 The New Zealand Dollar is holding steady against the US Dollar. The NZD/USD pair is currently trading around 0.7030. The pair's stability comes ahead of the US May Consumer Price Index inflation report.
PBOC sets the daily reference rate at 6.8130, slightly firmer than Tuesday’s 6.8147 but weaker than Reuters’ 6.7749 estimate. The People’s Bank of China set Wednesday’s USD/CNY reference rate at 6.8130, a 17-pip strengthening from the previous session’s 6.8147 fix. The mov
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