USDJPY pares the biggest daily loss in 10 weeks early Friday as traders await more clues for easing price pressure in the US.
Gold price rises for the third consecutive day while paring weekly loss ahead of the key US inflation data, namely the Consumer Price Index (CPI) for June.
Early Wednesday, NZDUSD prints the biggest daily fall in a fortnight on the Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s (RBNZ) dovish halt.
EURUSD remains well-set on the buyer’s radar, despite snapping a four-day uptrend, as markets await Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell’s bi-annual Testimony.
WTI Crude Oil remains pressured after reversing from an 11-week high the previous day, especially when the US Dollar posts a corrective bounce ahead of this week’s top-tier data.
Gold price appears well set for the second consecutive weekly gain as traders await the US employment details for June.
EURUSD struggles to keep the buyers on board early Thursday, after rising for four consecutive days, as market momentum dwindles during the US holiday.
GBPUSD struggles to defend the five-day uptrend early Wednesday as traders await key activity numbers from the UK and the US.
AUDUSD extends the week-start losses toward 0.6600 as Minutes of the latest Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Monetary Policy Meeting fail to inspire the bulls.
USDJPY stays mildly bid around 161.00 early Monday as traders await the key US data/events scheduled for release during the week.
EURUSD struggles to defend the first weekly gain in four as sellers appear more inclined to revisit an upward-sloping support line from early October 2023.
Gold price remains pressured at the lowest level in a fortnight while justifying the previous day’s downside break of a three-week-old rising support line.