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Aug 2026
Rupee steady as RBI curbs volatility, oil risks linger and options traders eye range-bound USD/INR

Rupee steady near 95.70 on RBI support, inflows; oil risks persist; range-bound USD/INR options recommended.

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Aug 2026
Dollar index hovers near three-month lows as Treasury buybacks and Iran sanctions loom

Dollar index hovers near three-month lows as Treasury boosts buybacks, sparking fiscal worries despite moderating inflation.

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Aug 2026
WTI dips on profit-taking as US readies tougher Iran sanctions and supply risks stay elevated

WTI slips near $84.80 on profit-taking; looming US Iran sanctions and tight inventories keep supply risks elevated.

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Aug 2026
Sterling Holds Near February High as Softer US Yield Outlook Pressures Dollar

Sterling holds near 1.3600 as dollar weakens on softer Fed hike bets; geopolitics and oil watched.

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Aug 2026
PBoC sets USD/CNY fixing above Reuters estimate, prompting yuan volatility and derivatives positioning

PBoC set USD/CNY fixing at 6.7841, above estimates, signaling managed yuan weakness and increased derivatives volatility.

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Aug 2026
EUR/USD near 1.1680 as US buybacks weigh on dollar, ECB liquidity shift and Iran risk loom

EUR/USD nears 1.1680 amid weaker dollar from Treasury buybacks, ECB inflation focus, and US-Iran tensions driving volatility.

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Aug 2026
USD/CAD climbs as US hits Canada with 50% tariffs and Ottawa readies September retaliation

US imposed 50% tariffs on Canadian goods; Canada plans September 8 retaliation, boosting USD/CAD and volatility.

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Aug 2026
NZD/USD dips below 0.6000 as New Zealand retail sales miss; focus shifts to US PCE data

NZD/USD drops to 0.5970 on weak NZ retail sales; geopolitics boost USD; traders eye PCE, bearish NZD.

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Aug 2026
New Zealand retail sales slide 0.5% in Q2, NZ dollar dips as rate-cut bets build

New Zealand retail volumes fell 0.5% in Q2, missing forecasts; NZD dips as markets price potential RBNZ cuts.

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Aug 2026
New Zealand Retail Sales Ex Autos Rise 0.7% in Q2, Pointing to Softer Household Spending

New Zealand retail sales excluding motor vehicles rose 0.7% in Q2, slowing from 1.0% previously, indicating moderating spending.

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