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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD remains offered below 1.1650
EUR/USD remains on the back foot on Thursday, coming under pressure and slipping back to daily lows near 1.1640 on the back of the US Dollar’s marked comeback. The greenback manages to regain traction in reaction to stronger statistics from the US wholesale inflation and the weekly labour market.
GBP/USD eases to daily troughs near 1.3520
The Greenback’s sharp bounce has put the risk complex under scrutiny, driving GBP/USD to daily lows in 1.3530-1.3520 band on Thursday. Furthermore, auspicious resulst from the UK docket earlier in the day have failed to lift the British Pound, contributing to Cable’s fall.
Gold looks weak near $3,340
Persistent selling pressure keeps Gold on the defensive near the $3,330 region per troy ounce, or weekly lows, on Thursday. The precious metal’s downward impulse coincides with the US Dollar’s strong performance and increasing US yields across the board.
Five reasons why Trump’s trade war is likely to escalate
Buoyant markets, a resilient US economy, rising customs revenues, appeasement by trading partners and conducive politics point to further escalation in US trade tensions, already set to cut global output by an estimated 0.7pps in the medium term.
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