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EUR/USD
The Single currency sank to $1.1679, undermined by a stronger greenback following positive U.S. Gross Domestic Product, and Initial Jobless Claims figures yesterday.
The Pound Sterling plummeted to $1.3350, exposed to the jitters in the U.S. Dollar as domestic economic calendar remained trimmed since Wednesday.
USD/JPY
The yen slipped at 149.68 against the greenback on a weaker Japanese inflation number released this morning.
AUD/USD
The Australian dollar recovered from a three-week low at $0.6524 to trade higher this morning near $0.6540, affected by headwinds from U.S. President Trump plans to impose 100% tariff on imports of pharmaceutical products as early as next month.
USD/CAD
The Canadian dollar crumbled to 1.3937 against the greenback as market participants prepare for the simultaneous release of both the Canadian GDP number, and a series of U.S. PCE figures this afternoon.
USD/ZAR
The South African rand softened at 17.45 on the release of the latest Consumer Confidence Index which dropped to -13 from a previous reading of -10, highlighting the impact of rising food prices and stagnant economic growth in the country.
USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee was up at 46.23 this morning.
11:00 EUR Spanish GDP
11:15 EUR ECB Cipollone speech
15:00 EUR ECB Escriva speech
16:30 CAD GDP
16:30 USD Core PCE
18:00 USD Michigan Consumer Expectations
21:00 Fed's Bowman speech
