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GBP/USD experienced a volatile session on Wednesday, with geopolitical tensions overshadowing the upside surprise in UK CPI. Reports of Ukraine using UK missiles against Russian

EUR/USD experienced a volatile session on Tuesday, initially falling on reports of escalating Ukraine-Russia tensions but later recovering as fears of further escalation eased. The

EUR/USD traded higher on Monday, buoyed by tighter German-U.S. yield spreads and a decline in U.S. Treasury yields. The pair reached a three-session high of

USD/JPY traded in a choppy range between 153.84 and 155.14 on Monday as markets digested Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda’s noncommittal stance on a

GBP/USD traded near flat in New York, showing a slight -0.04% dip at 1.27, as the early slide moderated in the face of slightly softer

USD/JPY continued its upward trend, reaching a new high of 155.625 on Wednesday as a strong dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields keep the yen

GBP/USD extended its losses on Tuesday, breaking below the 200-day moving average at 1.2819, a critical support level that has now turned resistance. The pair

EUR/USD touched a 7-month low on Monday, bringing April’s monthly low into focus as traders anticipate potential economic pressures that could push the ECB to

USD/JPY faces a critical juncture as it trades just above the 200-day moving average at 151.69, with the pair’s direction likely to be influenced by

EUR/USD rallied on Thursday, trading up by 0.48% and extending early gains as U.S. Treasury yields dropped, softening the dollar. This move was further supported