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USD/CHF ticks lower on Thursday and snapped a two-day winning streak to a nearly two-week high.The uncertainty over Trump’s trade policies and Fed rate cut bets weigh on the USD and the pair.A positive risk tone undermines demand for the safe-haven CHF and limits losses for spot prices. The USD/CHF

The Japanese Yen (JPY) is the biggest winner in this latest round of USD selling, as it responds to both the equity slump and the risks of the Fed’s independence. USD/JPY has dropped below the 140.0 mark and given the broad attractiveness of the yen as a safe-haven substitute, we don’t see the condi

USD: Jun '25 is Down at 98.010. Energies: Jun '25 Crude is Down at 62.36. Financials: The Jun '25 30 Year T-Bond is Lower by 22 ticks and trading at 113.28. Indices: The Jun '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 213 ticks Lower and trading at 5259.50. Gold: The Jun'25 Gold contract is trading Up at 3

GBP/USD continues to benefit from broader dollar weakness and reserve diversification trends, with FX managers potentially trimming dollar holdings in favor of currencies like sterling. The pair also closely follows EUR/USD moves, as Europe embraces fiscal stimulus. Meanwhile, UK domestic data and t

Farmers, Boeing, and tech sectors brace for severe damage as USD threatens to break critical 10-year support amid escalating trade tensions. Technical breakdown: Crucial USD zone under threat The US Dollar Index (DXY) currently sits precariously within a critical 10-year support and resistance zone

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is modestly lower on the day but has made a little more progress overnight to reach its highest level against the US Dollar (USD) since early November. Grinding gains reflect a range of near and longer run uncertainties facing the CAD — this week’s BoC decision, the late Ap

Wall Street skyrockets after Trump announces tariff delay. But gains remain limited as Trade War with China continues. Recession odds have eased, but investors remain fearful. The worst may not be over, deeper market wounds still possible. Trump delays several tariffs, but continues to hit China Wit