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EUR/USD keeps its gains near 1.1430 post-US data
EUR/USD now recedes from earlier tops and returns to the 1.430 zone on Thursday, keeping alive its daily rebound on the back of the vacillating price action in the US Dollar. The pair manages to reverse part of the recent weakness as investors continue to digest the Fed’s decision and data from the US labour market and PCE readings.
GBP/USD remains offered near the 1.3200 region
GBP/USD is under persistent negative pressure, trading at its lowest level since mid-May near the 1.3200 neighbourhood. Cable’s bearish tone, in the meantime, comes despite a mild correction in the US Dollar in the wake of US data releases.
Gold maintains its daily gains around $3,300
After retreating markedly on Wednesday, Gold rebounds moderately and remains positive at about $3,300 per troy ounce on Thursday. The precious metal’s rebound comes in response to the daily retracement in US yields across the curve and the so far irresolute price action in the Greenback.
US – Fed review: FOMC divided over tariff risks
The FOMC remains divided over the best course of action amid tariff uncertainty. The key question is whether the tariffs pose a larger downside risk to labour markets or an upside risk to inflation?
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