EUR/JPY dips near 185.60, still mildly bullish above EMAs in ascending channel; watch 186.21 resistance, 184.70 support.
Gold steadied above $4,300 as US-Iran deal optimism faded, with markets eyeing central banks and resistance levels.
RBA holds cash rate at 4.35% in hawkish pause, warning inflation persists and further hikes remain possible.
EUR/USD slips near 1.1580 as dollar firms pre-Fed; ECB hawkishness supports euro, volatility rises, options favored.
GBP/USD slips near 1.3400 as US-Iran deal uncertainty, Fed hawkishness, and rising volatility support dollar strength.
RBA held cash rate at 4.35%, staying restrictive and data-dependent; AUD supported, volatility likely easing ahead.
USD/CHF rises near 0.7950 as Iran-Hormuz uncertainty and Fed decision loom, pressuring franc and boosting dollar.
Rabobank warns Hormuz risks persist despite US-Iran memo; reopening timelines conflict, toll threats may disrupt oil flows.
Gold extends gains as US-Iran framework eases inflation fears, lowers Fed hike odds, despite fragile terms.
USD/JPY dips near 160.10 as BoJ hike supports yen; Fed, geopolitics sustain dollar carry-trade upside.
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