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AUD/USD: Further range bound in store
Despite reaching multi-day highs at 0.6550 during early trading on Thursday, AUD/USD returned to the 0.6500 range against the backdrop of the solid performance of the Greenback. Meanwhile, trade issues continue to dominate mood, as does worry about the Fed’s independence.
EUR/USD: Bullish attempts need conviction
The Greenback gained traction on Thursday, triggering a knee-jerk in EUR/USD after the pair reached multi-day highs near 1.1700 earlier in the day. In the meantime, investors kept a tight eye on US tariffs, while speculation over the probable successor to Fed Chair Powell continued to create a stressful environment.
Gold clings to daily gains near $3,400
Gold resumes its rise on Thursday, approaching the critical $3,400 mark per troy ounce. While markets remain cautious after US President Trump’s tariff threats, mounting prospects for a Russia-Ukraine peace pact seem to be limiting the yellow metal’s positive potential.
Bank of England cuts rates in dramatic meeting
The Bank of England has cut rates by a further 25 basis points to 4% but the statement hints that officials think the easing cycle is nearing its end. Policymakers are visibly worried about a more persistent bout of inflation as the headline number is way higher than target.
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