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EUR/USD
The euro traded near two-day highs around 1.1750, supported by easing EU–US trade tensions with focus turning to Friday’s flash PMIs in Europe and the US.
GBP/USD
The Pound Sterling climbed closer to 1.3500 as risk appetite improves with attention shifting to UK Retail Sales due later today.
USD/JPY
The Japanese Yen stayed weak near 158.70 as the BoJ kept rates unchanged and offered little support for the currency. Concerns about Japan’s finances persist, though intervention fears may limit further losses
AUD/USD
The Australian Dollar rose to 0.6850 after strong economic data increased expectations that the RBA may raise interest rates.
USD/CAD
The Canadian Dollar held firm at 1.3790 as oil prices rebound. Support comes from signs of strong demand, with Saudi Aramco’s CEO playing down oversupply concerns.
USD/ZAR
The South African Rand strengthened to 16.10 driven by improved global risk sentiment and steady confidence in local fundamentals
USD/MUR
The Dollar-Rupee shed 16 cents to trade at 46.38 (selling) this morning.
11:00 AM GBP Retail Sales (MoM) (Dec)
12:30 PM EUR HCOB Composite PMI (Jan) Prel
1:30 PM GBP S&P Global Composite PMI (Jan) Prel
2:00 PM EUR ECB's President Lagarde speech
6:45 PM USD S&P Global Manufacturing PMI (Jan) Prel
6:45 PM USD S&P Global Services PMI (Jan) Prel
