AUD/USD holds firm near $0.65 despite softer-than-expected inflation data. Traders double down on expectations of a July RBA rate cut, while risk appetite from the Iran-Israel ceasefire supports upside. – vtmarkets.com
The euro weakened modestly on Monday following underwhelming PMI data, reinforcing expectations for ECB patience amid global tariff pressures. – vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar slips to $0.605 amid heightened Middle East conflict and stronger-than-expected domestic inflation. – vtmarkets.com
The euro slipped to $1.153 amid escalating tensions in the Middle East and speculation over diverging ECB-Fed policy paths. – vtmarkets.com
The AUD declined sharply on Thursday as renewed trade tensions and rising expectations of RBA rate cuts pressured the currency lower. – vtmarkets.com
The Chinese yuan holds firm against the US dollar after Washington and Beijing reach a tentative trade agreement. – vtmarkets.com
AUD/USD steadies near 0.649 as greenback softens; RBA easing bets build ahead of July. – vtmarkets.com
EURUSD fades from 1.139 peak after dismal German retail sales and soft French-Spanish inflation trigger dovish ECB expectations. – vtmarkets.com
USDJPY slips below 144.00 after Tokyo CPI beats expectations, while global risk revives demand for safe-haven assets. – vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar climbs after the RBNZ cuts rates by 25 bps but hints at an end to easing. Market repricing lifts NZD/USD back above 0.5960. – vtmarkets.com
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