Treasury

EUR/USD
The Euro was slightly lower at $1.1428 as positive U.S. Personal Consumption and Initial Jobless claims figures supported the greenback yesterday.

GBP/USD
The Cable crawled lower to $1.3195, unaffected by an increase in British Nationwide House Prices published this morning. Traders will now shift focus to the U.S. Non-Farm Payroll and Unemployment rate figures expected this afternoon.

USD/JPY
The Yen collapsed to 150.45 against the U.S. Dollar due to the Bank of Japan governor's, Kazuo Ueda post-meeting press conference, during which he downplayed domestic inflation risks. 

AUD/USD
The Aussie was on the backfoot at $0.6435 on the weaker Producer Price Index in Australia released earlier today.

USD/CAD
The Canadian Dollar fell to 1.3866 against the greenback after the Maple Leaf Nation's premier, Mark Carney, expressed disappointment on Friday that his government is very unhappy with the U.S.'s increase in tariffs, from 25% to 35%.

USD/ZAR
The Rand deflated to 18.20 as the South African Reserve Bank cut rates by 25 basis points on Thursday, bringing the repo rate to 7% and the prime lending rate to 10.50%. This marked a key shift in their monetary policy stance after months of tightening and holding. 

USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee rose to 47.30 (selling) this morning.