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USD/JPY pares back gains to 148.00, holds bullish opening gap

USD/JPY pares back gains to near 148.00 in the Asian session on Monday, having briefly tested offers above 148.50. Despite the pullback, the pair holds the bullish opening gap, fuelled by a big sell-off in the Japanese Yen, in the aftermath of Japan’s Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s resignation and intensifying political uncertainty in Japan.

Gold consolidates below record highs at $3,600

Gold price has entered a phase of upside consolidation in the Asian session on Monday, trading under record highs of $3,600. The precious metal holds mild gains as soft US jobs data further cemented expectations for a US Federal Reserve rate cut later this month.

All eyes on NFP report as Fed rate cut bets intensify

Will August jobs report shock again? It’s almost one month ago that the July payrolls numbers generated not just considerable volatility in the markets but also a lot of controversy, as it offended President Trump’s record on the economy.

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