Treasury

EUR/USD
Euro capped below $1.1880 before European Central Bank announced the roadmap for its emergency bond purchases from next quarter on Thursday.

GBP/USD
Sterling lost ground to $1.3842 after Britain's construction industry for August grew at its weakest pace since February 2021, crushed by a severe shortage of building supplies which have risen sharply in price.

USD/JPY
Yen hovered near 109.80 against the greenback, even though Japan's ruling party head candidate Fumio Kishida promised massive monetary stimulus, with a 2% target inflation, if elected.

USD/CAD
Loonie loitered around its highest level at 1.2537 per dollar in three weeks amid Bank of Canada's interest rate decision tomorrow.

AUD/USD
Aussie tumbled to $0.7425, soured after the Reserve Bank of Australia kept the official cash rate steady at a record low of 0.10% at their September monetary policy meeting and indicated to pause on the Bond tapering plan.

USD/ZAR
Rand rocketed to 14.22 per dollar, ahead of South Africa's second-quarter gross domestic product figures on Tuesday.

USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee stayed put at 42.80(selling) on the local market.