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AUD Remains Strong, Watch Fed and Aussie Q2 CPI's - UOB While the AUD/USD remains strong, analysts at UOB reminded us that the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the Official Cash Rate (OCR) unchanged at a record low 1.75% on Tuesday...
USD/JPY Intermarket: Still Down Despite Risk Appetite USD/JPY moved off session lows during the last hours but is still about to end the day in negative territory near 107.00. Risk appetite failed to weaken the yen in the market...
USD/JPY: Increasing Sensitivity to Broader Market Sentiment - Scotiabank Analysts at Scotiabank USD/JPY has faded the bulk of its rally from Monday’s one month low...
Intermarket Analysis: USD/CAD on the Defensive as Oil Rallies USD/CAD extended losses into a fourth consecutive day on Wednesday, striking a 5-week low sub-1.2700 with sharp oil advance as the main driver behind the move...
Gold Inter-Market: Yellow Metal Set to Extend the Ongoing Bullish Momentum After a brief pause and a minor pull back on Tuesday, Gold resumed its disappointing US NFP led rally and touched a 3-week high level of $1260...
EUR/USD Gathers Further Traction Near 1.1400 The buying interest around the shared currency is now picking up pace, pushing EUR/USD to test post-Payrolls peaks near 1.1400 the figure...
EUR/USD Rises to Session High, Still Stuck in Range Below 1.1400 As the US Dollar, measured by the US Dollar index, continues to lose ground on Wednesday, the EUR/USD pair rose to a session high level of 1.1388 before retracing few pips to currently trade at 1.1380...
Euro's Share in Global Reserves Declines to Record Low According to the latest report from European Central Bank (ECB), Euro’s share in global reserves has hit lowest point ever, since the creation of the monetary union, 16 years back...
RBNZ Likely to Stay Pat at Record Low The Reserve Bank of New Zealand is likely to keep policy rates at record low at its monetary policy meeting scheduled on June 8 at 21:00 GMT. The central bank is expected to leave the Official Cash Rate at its record low of 2.25 percent...