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EUR/USD
The Single currency sank to $1.1585 as market participants figured that the deal Europe made with the U.S. put it at a disadvantage, with France calling it a "dark day", while German Chancellor Friedrich Merz stating that his economy would suffer "significant damage due to the agreed tariffs."
GBP/USD
The Pound Sterling plunged to $1.3345, undermined by the lack of domestic impetus in a broadly stronger U.S. Dollar environment.
USD/JPY
The Yen suffered further losses at 148.21 against the greenback amid haven sell-off, and the perception that the Bank of Japan may not increase interest rates later this week.
AUD/USD
The Australian dollar doused to $0.6523 as U.S.-China trade talks is set to resume today.
USD/CAD
The Loonie dipped to 1.3735 against the greenback despite an increase in oil prices, a Canadian main export.
USD/ZAR
The Rand headed southward to 17.88 against the U.S. Dollar as economists believe that the South African Reserve Bank will proceed to a 25 basis points rate cut on Thursday.
USD/MUR
The dollar-rupee spiked to 46.52(selling) this morning.
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