NZD is trading range-bound, with resistance at 0.5755 and support at 0.5650/0.5670, showing a downward bias.
UK GDP growth revised to 1.0%; borrowing increased; tax evasion targeted; debt forecast at 82.7% of GDP.
US mortgage applications dip 2%; EUR/USD, GBP/USD fall on tariff concerns; gold, Bitcoin remain stable.
GBP/USD nears 1.3045, faces pullback. MACD weakens. Key support at 1.2810/1.2780 critical for uptrend.
USD/CAD declines toward 1.4250 as CAD strengthens; market watches interest rates, oil prices, and upcoming economic data.
Silver futures remain bullish above 34,275, targeting 34,820. A drop below 34,180 signals potential bearish targets.
US MBA mortgage applications fell 2.0%, driven by reduced refinancing, while purchase activity saw a slight increase.
Oil prices fell after the ceasefire announcement but rebounded amid supply risks and declining US crude inventories.
USDCHF trades in a range as traders await US tariffs; support at 0.8760, resistance at 0.8860.
US tariffs may slightly impact Eurozone growth, while the ECB manages inflation and liquidity through monetary policies.
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