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USD/JPY eases from five-month highs near 151.00 as focus shifts to US NFP
USD/JPY retreats from five-month highs near 151.00 in the Asian session on Friday. However, the BoJ’s unwillingness to pre-commit to rate hikes keeps the Japanese Yen undermined. Meanwhile, the recent US Dollar rally, bolstered by the slightly more hawkish-than-expected Fed, acts as a tailwind for the pair ahead of the NFP release.
Gold focusses on US Nonfarm Payrolls and weekly close
Gold price looks vulnerable below $3,300, on track for another weekly loss on Friday. The US Dollar flirts with two-month highs as fresh US tariffs rattle markets. Gold price holds 100-day SMA support at $3,270, but not for long as technicals stay bearish.
Bears set sight on $112K Bitcoin, $3,500 Ethereum, $2.78 Ripple
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple price action are showing signs of weakness as bears gain control of the momentum. BTC and ETH close below their key support levels, while XRP hovers around a critical level, all hinting at potential downside moves in the near term.
US – Fed review: FOMC divided over tariff risks
The FOMC remains divided over the best course of action amid tariff uncertainty. The key question is whether the tariffs pose a larger downside risk to labour markets or an upside risk to inflation?
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