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USD/JPY held firm on Wednesday but eased from its day’s high of 153.19 as a decline in U.S. shares triggered some haven-related yen buying. The

EUR/USD extended its slide during the New York session, trading close to the key psychological level of 1.0800. The widening U.S.-German yield spreads, coupled with

GBP/USD continued to trade cautiously below the 1.30 level on Monday, pressured by broad U.S. dollar strength amid rising U.S. Treasury yields. The pair slipped

USD/JPY has seen its upward momentum stall near the critical 150 level as traders engage in profit-taking and heed warnings from Japan’s Ministry of Finance.

EUR/USD extended its decline to a fresh two-month low, falling to 1.0811 after a brief rally to 1.0874 following the European Central Bank’s (ECB) 25

EUR/USD has continued to sink, breaking below key technical levels as traders pare back long positions. After peaking at 1.1214, the pair has dropped to

GBP/USD traded near the upper end of its recent range following stronger-than-expected UK employment and wage data. The pair briefly rose above 1.31 but faded

EUR/USD has extended its decline, breaking below the 100-day moving average (DMA) and daily Ichimoku cloud base, key support levels near 1.0936/45. The break below

USD/JPY has settled near the top of its daily range, trading between 148.41 and 149.28, supported by rising U.S. yields and solid economic data. Speculative

EUR/USD continued to decline, reaching a fresh two-month low as U.S. inflation concerns took center stage, outweighing the impact of tighter German-U.S. yield spreads. The