Bank of England holds rates at 4.5%, GBP/USD declines, EUR/USD weakens, gold stabilizes, and Bitcoin hovers.
The dollar strengthens, EUR/USD and GBP/USD decline, while commodity currencies struggle amid reduced risk appetite and market apprehension.
Bank of England holds rates, GBP/USD falls; EUR/USD drops; gold stabilises; Bitcoin eases; Trump urges Fed cuts.
Swiss inflation aligns with expectations, but uncertainties remain. Policymakers cite external risks and potential policy adjustments.
USDJPY rejected a key trendline after BoJ and FOMC decisions, with traders watching inflation and technical levels.
New Zealand dollar weakens amid risk-off sentiment, despite GDP growth and RBNZ easing plans affecting policy rates.
European indices were mostly flat, with the DAX pausing after recent gains, while US futures edged higher.
USD/CNH rises toward 7.2450; Chinese banks keep Loan Prime Rates steady; PBOC likely maintains 1-year MLF rate.
SNB may cut rates to 0.25%, while BoE is expected to maintain 4.50% amid inflation concerns.
Silver prices drop 1.5% to $33.10 as strong US Dollar and Fed policies influence market trends.
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