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USD/CHF remains supported as the dollar steadies ahead of U.S. jobs data and central-bank signals, while the Swiss National Bank’s willingness to resist excessive franc strength limits CHF upside. However, the franc’s safe-haven role keeps the pair from building a clean rally.
Read Analysis →GBP/JPY remains supported by the wide UK-Japan rate gap and lingering Bank of England inflation concerns, but renewed UK political pressure and rising yen intervention risk are making high-level rallies harder to chase.
Read Analysis →NZD/USD remains supported after the RBNZ kept the OCR at 2.25% and warned that Middle East-driven inflation will stay above target this year, but weaker New Zealand growth forecasts and renewed U.S. dollar strength are limiting the kiwi’s upside.
Read Analysis →EUR/JPY remains supported as ECB rate-hike expectations keep the euro firm and the yen stays weak near intervention-sensitive levels. However, rising BOJ hike expectations and Japan’s exposure to energy prices are making the upside less straightforward.
Read Analysis →EUR/USD remains supported by ECB rate-hike expectations, but the dollar has found a firmer footing as hopes for a quick Middle East peace deal fade. The pair is likely to stay rangebound unless either the Fed or ECB gives a clearer policy signal.
Read Analysis →USD/CAD remains caught between weaker oil support for the Canadian dollar and softer U.S. dollar demand after signs of a possible Hormuz reopening deal. Canada’s headline inflation rose in April, but softer core inflation keeps Bank of Canada tightening expectations contained.
Read Analysis →AUD/USD is losing momentum after Australia’s April labour report showed higher unemployment and a fall in employment, reducing expectations for near-term RBA tightening. However, the pair may avoid a deeper slide if the U.S. dollar loses momentum and China-related sentiment remains stable.
Read Analysis →EUR/USD is holding steady as optimism around a possible U.S.-Iran deal slows the dollar rally, but hawkish Fed minutes and a more cautious ECB tone are keeping the pair from breaking higher with conviction.
Read Analysis →GBP/USD is under pressure after UK inflation cooled more than expected in April, reducing urgency for the Bank of England to tighten further. However, the bigger driver remains the stronger U.S. dollar, supported by higher yields, Iran-war inflation risks, and renewed Fed hike expectations.
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