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US Dollar Climbs Near Two-Year High

USDX reached a two-year peak on the back of rising Treasury yields, fewer rate cuts, and holiday trading volumes. – vtmarkets.com

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Dollar Slips as Rate Cut Bets Grow

Investors turn cautious on the dollar as rate cut expectations rise following mixed U.S. jobs data and global tensions. – vtmarkets.com

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EURUSD Slides as French Political Unrest Grows

EUR/USD stumbles due to France’s instability and strong U.S. data, with traders eyeing parity as the dollar gains on solid fundamentals. – vtmarkets.com

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Dollar Steadies as Yen Rebounds; Euro Fumbles

USD steady as traders eye Fed talks, US payrolls as BoJ rate hike odds and French politics shake up yen and euro. – vtmarkets.com

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Week Ahead: Fed Policy Faces December Labour Test

The Federal Reserve’s monetary policy path remains in focus as December’s jobs report approaches, with forecasts of 202,000 new payrolls and unemployment rising to 4.2%. Market participants anticipate a potential 25-basis-point rate cut at the Fed’s December 18 meeting, but resilient labour market data or inflation above the 2% target could limit further easing. -vtmarkets.com

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Euro Hits 4-Month Highs on Hawkish ECB Remarks

EUR/USD hits 4-month high as ECB hawkish stance boosts euro; yen rallies on bets for a rate hike in Japan. – vtmarkets.com

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EUR/USD Steadies on US Treasury Pick

EUR/USD faces resistance at $1.05 as market sentiment balances eurozone struggles against shifting US policy expectations. – vtmarkets.com

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USDJPY Steadies as Dollar Tumbles

USD/JPY rebounds from 153.55 support, consolidating near 154.40. Key resistance at 155.00 may cap further upside momentum. – vtmarkets.com

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Week Ahead: Bitcoin’s Bullish Surge

Bitcoin’s bullish momentum continues as ETF options launch and key market trends unfold across assets. – vtmarkets.com

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EURUSD Dips to Multi-Week Lows

The EURUSD pair continued its downward trajectory, hitting a session low of 1.04615 before showing signs of stabilisation in the latest trading. – vtmarkets.com

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