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EUR/USD
The euro is steady against the US dollar around 1.1660 as investors wait for an US Nonfarm payroll. The euro could slip further if the US dollar keeps getting stronger.
GBP/USD
The pound sterling slipped slightly around 1.3435, as traders are holding back and waiting for the US jobs report later today, which could give clues about future US interest rate moves and affect the pound’s value against the dollar.
USD/JPY
The Japanese yen weakened against the USD at 157.25. Despite Japan’s household spending improved in November, concerns remain that rising prices could hurt consumer spending if wages don’t keep up, which continues to weigh on the yen.
AUD/USD
The Australian dollar fell against the USD at 0.6700, pressured by new economic data from China. China’s inflation rose slightly in December, while factory prices continued to fall.
USD/CAD
The Canadian dollar lost some ground to trade around 1.3870 as investors moved away from riskier, commodity‑linked currencies like CAD, partly due to oil supply concerns and slowing trade with the U.S.
USD/ZAR
The South African rand slid to 16.52 as investors stayed cautious and the dollar remained supported by global uncertainty.
USD/MUR
The dollar–rupee pair climbed by 13 cents today, quoted at 47.16 on the offer side.
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