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USD/CHF trades subduedly around 0.7920 ahead of Fed Powell’s speech

USD/CHF trades with caution around 0.7920 ahead of Fed Powell’s speech at 16:35 GMT. Fed Miran supports lowering interest rates…

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Australian Dollar declines as US Dollar holds ground on cautious Fedspeak

Australian Dollar remains subdued after the release of the Purchasing Managers’ Index figures on Tuesday. Australia’s S&P Global Composite PMI…

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JPY bulls seem reluctant as political uncertainty offsets BoJ-Fed divergence

The Japanese Yen stalls the overnight recovery from a two-week low against the USD. Domestic political uncertainty and a positive…

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USD/INR refreshes all-time high after India’s soft PMI data

The Indian Rupee slides to a fresh all-time low around 88.85 against the US Dollar, following weak flash Indian PMI…

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Offshore Yuan Holds Firm Near 10-Month Peak

The offshore yuan remained steady around 7.11 per dollar on Tuesday, holding firm near its highest level since early November…

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South Korean Won Weakens on Fed Tone

The South Korean won fell to around 1,394 per dollar on Tuesday, reversing gains in the previous session as markets…

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NZD/USD remains subdued near 0.5850 following PBOC rate decision

NZD/USD holds losses after the People’s Bank of China decided to leave its Loan Prime Rates unchanged. The US Dollar…

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GBP/USD Tests confluence zone around 1.3450 support

GBP/USD tests the ascending channel’s lower boundary around 1.3450. The 14-day Relative Strength Index stays below 50, reinforcing the bearish…

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USD/INR gains at open as US immigration crackdown dampens Indian Rupee

The Indian Rupee fell to near 88.40 against the US Dollar following the US announcement of a one-time fee on…

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Australian Dollar struggles as US Dollar remains stronger on cautious Fed

Australian Dollar stays weak following the remarks from RBA Governor Michele Bullock. RBA’s Bullock said the central bank will continue…

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