The British Pound holds steady amid fiscal pressures, US data, UK politics, and potential BoE policy shifts.
Platinum and Palladium prices drop amid mixed demand outlook, signaling potential end to recent price rally.
Gold prices dipped slightly after strong US job growth, but long-term support remains due to policy concerns.
US tariffs on semiconductors may disrupt global supply chains, impact GDP, and raise concerns across industries.
Bullish sentiment rises to 45% amid tariff suspension, signaling investor optimism as market reaches new highs.
Swiss Franc strengthens as US fiscal concerns and looming tariffs pressure USD; USD/CHF nears key support levels.
Markets may shift next week amid CPI data and tariff concerns; holiday calm may precede volatility.
Euro gains on weaker Pound amid UK fiscal concerns; ECB steady; BoE’s Taylor urges caution ahead.
Canada’s service sector contracted in June amid US trade uncertainty, rising costs, and subdued international demand.
GBP/USD recovers modestly after decline; pound supported by easing UK concerns amid strong US dollar pressure.
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