Middle East tensions and weak Australian jobs data pressure Aussie Dollar; strong US Dollar compounds declines.
USDJPY trades sideways as markets await catalysts; technicals suggest possible breakout near resistance around 146.00.
AUD/USD dips as Australia’s labour market weakens; RBA rate cut expectations grow amid job losses.
SNB may cut rates; BoE expected steady; markets watch data, Middle East tensions, and oil risk.
The US Dollar remains stable against the Yuan, trading in a consistent range without significant new trends.
Eurostoxx, DAX, and CAC 40 futures decline 0.6% amid weak sentiment and Middle East tensions.
GBP/USD struggles near 1.3400 as UK rate outlook, weak data, and dovish BOE weigh on sentiment.
Switzerland’s trade surplus narrows as exports fall and imports rise; watch exports decline 9.5% year-on-year.
Swiss central bank cuts rates to 0% amid deflation fears, stronger franc, and uncertain path ahead.
Markets steady amid Fed’s dovish tone, geopolitical risks, oil volatility, and shifting US Treasury holdings.
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