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EUR/USD remains offered near 1.1550 after US ISM data
EUR/USD is trading in negative territory on Tuesday, hovering around 1.1550 on the back of a decent comeback in the US Dollar. The data from the US showed that the ISM Services PMI edged lower to 50.1 in July from 50.8 in June, helping the pair limit its losses.
GBP/USD treads water below 1.3300
GBP/USD alternates gains with losses in the sub-1.3300 zone on turnaround Tuesday. The likelihood of a September Fed rate decrease limits the Greenback’s advance, while the British Pound fails to attract bulls ahead of BoE policy announcements later in the week.
Gold hovers around $3,370 following earlier pullback
Gold struggles to prolong its bounce, fluctuating at around $3,370 per troy ounce on Tuesday. XAU/USD’s upside remains capped on the back of decent gains in the US Dollar and a modest rebound in US yields across various maturity periods.
Euro area – New ECB call: No further cuts in scope
The euro area economy has shown surprising resilience over the summer, with the outlook bolstered by the EU-US deal and accelerated German spending plans. Risks are still tilted towards a final cut later this year or in early 2026. Further softening of wage indicators could open the door for a final ‘insurance cut’.
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