Gold rebounds $50 as Iran-Hormuz talks lift optimism; dollar softens, FOMC awaited; Asia premiums rise.
EUR/JPY dips near 186.70; bullish channel intact, targets 187.95 and 189.70; support at 186.75.
Silver rose near $76 as stalled US–Iran talks triggered safe-haven demand; oil disruptions boosted inflation concerns.
EUR/USD edged up near 1.1730 as DXY slipped; Fed/ECB decisions may spark volatility this week.
DXY dips below 98.50 on Iran Strait proposal; focus shifts to Fed decision and oil-driven inflation risks.
Iran proposed reopening Strait of Hormuz and ceasefire; nuclear talks delayed until US blockade lifted, Axios reports.
AUD/USD extends gains near 0.7170 as dollar weakens; RBA hawkishness supports; breakout above 0.7190 eyed.
USD/CAD hovered near 1.3660 as stronger oil prices boosted the Canadian Dollar and pressured the US Dollar.
NZD/USD rose toward 0.5900 as USD softened; geopolitical tensions and hawkish Fed/RBNZ expectations capped gains.
USD/JPY steadies near 159.50 as BoJ, Fed decisions loom; intervention worries support yen, rate outlook watched.
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