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USD/JPY appears poised to retest its 2024 high of 161.96, bolstered by favorable U.S. election outcomes and expectations for continued dollar strength. Despite profit-taking, the

EUR/USD saw a sharp decline as reports of a strong early lead for Donald Trump in the U.S. election triggered heightened market volatility. The pair

USD/JPY stabilized above its 200-day moving average at 151.57, rebounding slightly after an initial dip driven by softer U.S. Treasury yields. Trading volumes remained low

EUR/USD kicked off the week with a solid gain, trading up 0.6% as a weaker dollar provided support to the pair, which reached above its

EUR/USD rallied to an 11-session high on Thursday, trading as high as 1.0888 as investors leaned on expectations that the ECB may cut rates less

USD/JPY held within a narrow trading range of 152.78-153.505 on Tuesday, as yen bears remain cautious ahead of Thursday’s Bank of Japan (BOJ) policy meeting.

EUR/USD traded lower on Tuesday, falling to a 4-session low of 1.0769 despite U.S. JOLTS data indicating a slowdown in job growth. September’s JOLTS print

GBP/USD edged lower on Monday, retreating to 1.2981 as it struggled to maintain gains above the key 1.30 level amid rising U.S. Treasury yields, which

EUR/USD encountered resistance near 1.0839 after a brief rally during Friday’s New York session, ultimately turning negative and closing down at 1.0802. The pair was

EUR/USD attempted a recovery on Thursday, aided by cautious comments from ECB policymaker Joachim Nagel, who advised against premature rate cuts despite eurozone inflation nearing