
EUR/USD, EUR/JPY: Hawkish Fed Weighs on Euro as Yen Bulls Struggle
Hawkish Fed bets weigh on EUR/USD as ECB caution grows, while EUR/JPY's bullish wedge breakout keeps 181.50 in focus despite broader downside risks.

Hawkish Fed bets weigh on EUR/USD as ECB caution grows, while EUR/JPY's bullish wedge breakout keeps 181.50 in focus despite broader downside risks.

The ASX 200 nears record highs as sector rotation gathers pace. Could the RBA be nearing peak rates, and will resistance at 9200 trigger a pullback?

Gold's sensitivity to the US dollar is approaching historical extremes, while its reaction to the latest Treasury yield shock ranks among the most severe in decades.

Could the US dollar rally accelerate? Matt Simpson examines the outlook for DXY, AUD/USD, EUR/USD and gold, plus key technical levels across forex markets.

A historic repricing of US interest rate expectations has propelled the dollar higher, leaving GBP/USD testing a crucial support level ahead of UK GDP.

The US Dollar is rallying after the CPI print and this continues a four-week pattern of sellers stalling at lows. In response to the USD breakout, Gold is again testing below the $4k psychological level.

USD/JPY bulls need a decisive close above trend resistance to sustain the advance, with hotter U.S. inflation adding urgency to the test.

The AI trade is getting a push this morning following the earnings results from Coreweave, and with the Nasdaq already up more than 8% from last week’s lows the big question is whether a low is in place.

The GBP/USD fell below the 1.33 handle today as the dollar gained further ground against most major currencies. The GBP has remained supported against other currencies, thanks to a hawkish BoE and high UK interest rates.

U.S. stocks are opening higher as returning AI enthusiasm overshadows a jump in Treasury yields.

USD/CHF bulls are building on a sharp rebound from critical support, with the recovery opening the door to a larger advance toward key resistance.

A day after falling more than 2.5%, gold edged higher in early trade on Wednesday, along with global indices and US index futures. The US dollar remained supported, however, although gold or silver showed little concern.

Brent crude oil has turned bearish after breaking its uptrend, as de-escalation signals outweigh tanker strikes near the Strait of Hormuz.
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