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Kiwi Under Pressure as Rate Cut Looms
The New Zealand dollar slipped near a seven-month low as traders priced another rate cut by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand next week. – vtmarkets.com
Aussie Gains as Shutdown Nears Resolution
AUDUSD steadied after surging overnight as Australian sentiment data eased pressure on the RBA to cut rates further. – vtmarkets.com
Yen Slides as Stimulus Bets Grow
The Japanese yen edged toward nine-month lows as traders priced in fiscal stimulus from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s administration. – vtmarkets.com
Euro Holds Near $1.16 as Traders Await Key Data
The euro hovered near $1.16 on Thursday as traders stayed cautious ahead of eurozone PMI data and delayed U.S. inflation figures. – vtmarkets.com
Euro Slips as Traders Eye ECB Speeches for Policy Clues
The euro edged lower on Tuesday as investors awaited comments from European Central Bank officials ahead of next week’s policy meeting, while easing US–China tensions lent modest support to the dollar. – vtmarkets.com
Yen Weakens as Takaichi’s Victory Clouds Japan’s Rate Outlook
The yen weakened on Tuesday after hardline conservative Sanae Takaichi became Japan’s first female prime minister, with markets expecting a looser fiscal stance and prolonged monetary accommodation. – vtmarkets.com
Yen Rises to Japan’s Uncertain Leadership Race
The yen extended gains past 151 per dollar as political uncertainty surrounding Japan’s ruling party leadership vote drove short covering. – vtmarkets.com
Aussie Weakens as US-China Tensions Resurface
The Australian dollar slipped to a one-month low as renewed US-China trade tensions pressured sentiment, while RBA minutes signalled a patient approach to policy tightening. – vtmarkets.com
Euro Holds Near 2-Month Low on Political Risks
The euro held around $1.16 on Monday as traders weighed political turbulence in France and easing tensions between the United States and China. – vtmarkets.com
Yen Weakens to 8-Month Low Amid Policy Concerns
Yen sinks to ¥153 after Takaichi win fuels bets on more spending and loose policy. – vtmarkets.com
