US Dollar falls sharply as Treasury comments impact yields; equities drop, Fed rate cut probability rises to 50%.
NZDUSD declined amid risk-off sentiment, with the 200-hour moving average acting as key resistance at 0.57233.
Dallas Fed index fell to -8.3, AUD/USD dropped, USD/JPY declined, gold fell, and Ethereum remained resilient.
Ukraine to sign minerals deal with U.S., allocating 50% of proceeds locally; no security guarantees included.
The Pound Sterling rose as a weakening US Dollar and falling Treasury yields supported GBP/USD above 1.2600.
Federal layoffs may impact regions. Consumer confidence varies politically. Barkin favors clear economic indicators before decisions.
Mexico’s current account rose, AUD/USD fell, EUR/USD climbed, gold declined, Bitcoin faced liquidations, and Fed comments loom.
The US Treasury will auction $70 billion in 5-year notes, following strong demand in the 2-year auction.
EUR/USD nears 1.0500 as US Dollar weakens; market eyes PCE inflation data and Eurozone wage trends.
UK PM Keir Starmer sees defence spending as a chance to boost industry, jobs, and economic growth.
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