The Aussie found initial strength on Wednesday, sending AUD/USD to the vicinity of the 0.6550 zone, or multi-day highs. However, the subsequent resumption of the bid bias in the US Dollar (USD) caused the AUD/USD to give up those gains and eventually return to the 0.6500 neighbourhood.
The Aussie found initial strength on Wednesday, sending AUD/USD to the vicinity of the 0.6550 zone, or multi-day highs. However, the subsequent resumption of the bid bias in the US Dollar (USD) caused the AUD/USD to give up those gains and eventually return to the 0.6500 neighbourhood.
The EUR/USD pair extended its weekly advance to 1.1698, retreating from the level ahead of Wall Street’s opening. The US Dollar (USD) fell throughout the first half of the day amid United States (US) President Donald Trump threatening fresh tariffs left and right.
Gold price remains stable on Thursday, having flirted with the $3,400 mark early in Asian hours but retreating afterwards. The FX board is all about the US Dollar (USD) and United States (US) President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Following the sideways action seen earlier in the week, EUR/USD gathered bullish momentum and registered strong daily gains on Wednesday. After touching its highest level since July 28 near 1.1700, the pair seems to have entered a consolidation phase above 1.1650 in the European session on Thursday.
The EUR/USD pair extended its weekly advance to 1.1698, retreating from the level ahead of Wall Street’s opening. The US Dollar (USD) fell throughout the first half of the day amid United States (US) President Donald Trump threatening fresh tariffs left and right.