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    22 March 2025
    In the North American session, EUR/USD declines, nearing a 10-day low due to economic concerns

    EUR/USD trades lower near 1.0815 amid US Dollar strength, Fed policy, and concerns over trade tariffs.

    22 March 2025
    EURUSD sellers have driven prices down, reaching a new weekly low and seeking further momentum

    EURUSD declines to weekly lows, targeting 1.07609–1.0776; further drop may reach the 200-day moving average at 1.0728.

    22 March 2025
    Amidst US Dollar strength, the USD/CHF pair remains stable near 0.8820 during trading hours

    USD/CHF holds at 0.8820 despite a strong US Dollar; Fed officials remain cautious on interest rate cuts.

    22 March 2025
    Trump’s remarks on tariffs boost risk trades; commodity currencies strengthen while US dollar displays firmness

    Trump signals flexibility on tariffs, hints at talks with China. Markets fluctuate as the US dollar strengthens.

    22 March 2025
    In North America, the Pound Sterling weakens to approximately 1.2920 against the US Dollar

    The Pound Sterling weakens to 1.2920 against the US Dollar as Federal Reserve rate expectations support USD strength.

    22 March 2025
    During North American trading, the USD/JPY pair fell to around 148.60 after earlier gains vanished

    USD/JPY declined as US Dollar strength persisted. Japan’s cooling CPI and Fed policy stance influenced market sentiment.

    22 March 2025
    Trump discussed tariffs with China, plans for car manufacturing, and mentioned a ceasefire in Ukraine

    Trump suggests flexibility on China tariffs; mentions ‘liberation day,’ US manufacturing, rising dollar, and Ukraine ceasefire.

    22 March 2025
    Scotiabank’s strategist highlights February’s public sector borrowing at GBP10.7bn, exceeding initial forecasts for GBP

    GBP declines after borrowing data; deficit pressures Chancellor Reeves; support at 1.2900/10, resistance at 1.2980.

    22 March 2025
    A dip in the euro was observed following France’s announcement regarding US-EU trade tensions

    France may trigger the EU’s strongest trade mechanism, weakening the euro amid escalating trade tensions and negotiations.

    22 March 2025
    Shaun Osborne, Chief FX Strategist at Scotiabank, observes EUR hovering around the low 1.08s

    The Euro consolidates near 1.08 amid EU aid uncertainty, German spending increase, and technical support levels.

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