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May 2026
NZD/USD stays pressured near 0.5860, with Iran tensions and Fed expectations boosting the US dollar

NZD/USD slips to 0.5860 after failing at 0.5925; US-Iran tensions boost dollar, oil, hawkish Fed bets.

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May 2026
GBP/JPY slips 0.23% amid yen safe-haven demand, consolidating after 100-day SMA test, post-intervention digestion

GBP/JPY slipped 0.23% as Yen demand rose; holding above 209.64; key support/resistance near 211.93–215.00.

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May 2026
Geopolitical missile strikes drove crude prices higher, prompting speculation that Brent could climb towards $115

Oil rebounds above $112 Brent and $103 WTI as Hormuz tensions disrupt supply; demand weakens amid attacks.

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May 2026
Gold falls under $4,550 as Iran tensions propel dollar and yields higher; investors expect no 2026 Fed cuts

Gold drops over 2% as dollar and yields rise amid Middle East tensions; traders eye Fed, jobs data.

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May 2026
Amid geopolitical tensions, safe-haven Dollar demand weighs on NZD/USD, leaving it subdued near 0.5870

NZD/USD hovered near 0.5870 as risk-off dollar demand grew; investors await New Zealand jobs data and US indicators.

5

May 2026
Following BoJ intervention surprise, USD/JPY remained rangebound near 157.20 after gaps and volatility across sessions

USD/JPY steadied near 157.20 as Japan intervened, BOJ held rates, and US jobs data looms.

5

May 2026
Risk aversion pushed GBP/USD down 0.35%, ending near 1.3530 after rejection at 1.3600 in choppy trade

GBP/USD fell to 1.3530 as BOE held rates; traders await US jobs data and key PMIs.

5

May 2026
AUD/USD retreats to about 0.7170 as traders await the RBA decision, after recent multi-year highs

AUD/USD slipped to 0.7170 ahead of RBA decision; markets price hike as US jobs data looms.

5

May 2026
After the US close, AMD, Super Micro and Navitas report, prompting markets to reassess AI rally continuation

AMD, SMCI and Navitas report May 5; options imply big moves, with AI-cloud results supporting volatility.

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May 2026
MUFG’s Michael Wan says China invoked its 2021 Blocking Statute, countering US sanctions on five refineries

China invokes 2021 Blocking Statute, barring compliance with US refinery sanctions, raising legal risks for third parties.

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