EUR/USD trades near 1.0900, approaching November highs. Overbought signals suggest possible correction; key resistance at 1.0930.
Ukraine ready for 30-day ceasefire; US to resume security assistance; risk assets rebound amid peace efforts.
Job openings rose to 7.74 million in January, while the US Dollar weakened against the Euro and Yen.
The White House calls it an economic transition, but new tariffs may cause market unrest after April 2.
GBP/USD holds a four-month high near 1.2930 as traders await US CPI data and Fed rate decisions.
US stocks decline as Trump announces tariffs; markets eye CPI data; Canada vows measured response under PM Carney.
USD weakness continues as growth concerns rise. DXY index may drop 2-4% amid bond yield shifts.
US Treasury auctioned $58B in three-year notes with 3.908% yield; strong domestic interest, weaker international demand.
US job openings rose, AUD/USD recovered, EUR/USD climbed, gold surged, and Dogecoin declined amid political concerns.
USDCHF remains volatile, struggling below key moving averages. Bears need a sustained break under 0.8776 for control.
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