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EUR/USD meets contention near the 1.1700 region
EUR/USD remains under modest negative pressure, trading in the low-1.1700s and adding to Thursday’s pullback. In the meantime, the US Dollar (USD) is holding its ground amid increased optimism about better US-China ties while the Trump-Powell spat remains centre stage.
GBP/USD bounces off lows near 1.3420
GBP/USD extends its leg lower for yet another day on Friday, this time revisiting the 1.3420 area, or weekly lows. The move higher in the Greenback coupled with poor results from UK Retail Sales in June, contributes to the renewed weakness hurting the British Pound.
Gold weakens to weekly troughs near $3,330
Gold is under negative pressure for the third day in a row, slipping back to weekly lows near the $3,330 zone per troy ounce. In the meantime, XAU/USD is impacted by increasing US yields and an improving risk sentiment due to the next round of negotiations between the US and China next week.
Is the Fed behind the curve?
Fed is under increasing scrutiny about its decision to delay rate cuts. Ongoing tariff uncertainty and resilient economy support Fed’s case for pause. But Fed may have left it too late amid some cracks in labour market.
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