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GBP/USD remained stuck near trend lows on Wednesday, finding support for the third consecutive session at 1.3060. The pair has struggled to regain momentum following

USD/JPY is trading near the top end of its daily range between 147.35 and 148.36, supported by gains in U.S. equity markets and a steepening

GBP/USD has continued its downward trend, falling to a one-month low as recent UK data failed to inspire confidence among sterling bulls. While UK home

USD/JPY surged higher, propelled by a combination of rising U.S. Treasury yields, strong U.S. economic data, and supportive comments from Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba. The

USD/JPY has been on a steady decline, dropping from 142.95 to 141.65, driven by a combination of domestic and international factors. Japan’s latest economic data,

EUR/USD softened slightly during the Asian session, trading within a narrow 1.1156-1.1173 range as turbulent stock markets in the region took center stage. Volatility in

USD/JPY is consolidating within the 144.11-145.20 range as markets await the results of the Liberal Democratic Party’s (LDP) leadership election. The pair has found support

EUR/USD surged to a 14-month high of 1.1214 in early New York trading, fueled by expectations that the Federal Reserve will cut rates more aggressively

GBP/USD extended its rally to a new 2024 high, marking its fifth consecutive session of gains, as the pair reached 1.3391 amid softer global rate

USD/JPY has been holding within a tight range as trading volumes remain subdued following Tokyo’s holiday. The pair, currently tracking U.S. Treasury yields, saw some