AUD/USD slid to 0.7160 as stronger dollar, rising yields, and Fed cut hopes fading pressured pair.
April US trade prices beat forecasts; import prices rose 1.9% and exports 3.3%, lifting Treasury yields.
India unveiled austerity measures, raising gold duties and weighing bond tax cuts to defend rupee lows.
UK political turmoil piles pressure on Starmer, weakening Pound; unclear fiscal plans lift uncertainty, Commerzbank sees EUR/GBP rising.
EUR/USD near 1.1650 as dollar strengthens on inflation fears, Fed leadership shift, and oil-driven Euro pressures.
GBP/USD slid to 1.3365 as UK political turmoil and risk-off mood weakened Sterling despite mixed data.
GBP/JPY slid below 212.00 as UK political turmoil hit sterling, while geopolitical risks supported yen demand.
Trump touts “fantastic” Xi trade deals; says Iran talks progress, markets watch trade tensions, AUD slips.
USD/CHF rises fifth day near 0.7850 as firmer dollar, Fed shift, Swiss deflation pressure Franc.
China urges reopening Hormuz Strait and lasting ceasefire; says it benefits U.S., Iran, region; WTI steady.
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