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    21 April 2025
    Trading around 1.3802, USD/CAD drops as weaker oil prices limit further declines amid economic concerns

    USD/CAD nears six-month low as weaker US Dollar and falling Treasury yields pressure the currency pair.

    21 April 2025
    Crude oil prices for WTI fell below $63.00, reversing a two-day winning streak recently

    WTI crude slips below $63 as US-Iran nuclear talks progress; weaker dollar limits further price decline.

    21 April 2025
    In Asian trading, a strong EUR/USD movement surpasses 1.1500 for the first occasion since November 2021

    EUR/USD surpasses 1.1500 amid US recession fears, trade tensions, and cautious buying before Eurozone data.

    21 April 2025
    The GBP/USD pair rises towards 1.3350, propelled by a weaker US Dollar during Asian trading

    GBP/USD climbs amid US Dollar weakness, trade optimism, and potential UK-US deal talks boosting Pound strength.

    21 April 2025
    Gold prices rise to a new peak near $3,375 driven by renewed safe-haven interest

    Gold prices rose amid US tariff uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and central bank buying, especially from China.

    21 April 2025
    Today, minimal expiries suggest thin liquidity, with dollar selling and rising gold prices continuing.

    Dollar selling continues; gold hits record high, Treasuries decline amid sparse liquidity and closed European markets.

    21 April 2025
    The central rate for USD/CNY was established by PBOC at 7.2055, down from 7.2069

    PBoC adjusts USD/CNY rate, maintains economic stability, employs monetary tools, and regulates China’s evolving banking sector.

    21 April 2025
    The euro rises above 1.15, while the US dollar declines across all currency pairs

    The euro surpasses 1.15 for first time since 2021 amid broad US dollar weakness and volatility.

    21 April 2025
    Trump’s comments on non-tariff barriers could hinder trade negotiations and impact the US dollar negatively

    Trump criticizes non-tariff barriers, citing VATs and currency manipulation, raising market concerns amid unclear policies.

    21 April 2025
    The New Zealand Dollar remains strong above 0.5950, supported by a declining US Dollar.

    NZD/USD rises as US Dollar weakens; China holds rates, improving New Zealand trade sentiment and stability.

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