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GBP/USD: Expected to trade in a sideways range of 1.3670/1.3750 – UOB Group
Pound Sterling (GBP) is expected to trade in a sideways range of 1.3670/1.3750 against US Dollar (USD). In the longer run, outlook remains positive but GBP may consolidate for a couple of days first; the next technical objective is 1.3800, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia note.
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Mon, Jun 30
2025 Mid-Year Dollar Wrap: Worst First-Half Performance Since the 1970s — Is the Slide Set to Continue?
TradingKey - As the Trump administration’s aggressive tariff policies shift from inflation driver to catalyst for falling U.S. exceptionalism and large-scale capital outflows, combined with rising concerns over Federal Reserve independence and growing expectations for rate cuts, the U.S. dollar has
EMERGING MARKETS-FX firm, stocks mixed as investors monitor US trade progress
Investors eye Trump's tax cut bill, hope for trade deals South African rand surged over 5.5% so far this year Israel's shekel set for best quarterly performanceMSCI EM FX off 0.2%, stocks down 0.6%By Purvi Agarwal June 30 (Reuters) - Most emerging market currencies strengthened against a ...Reuters
Mon, Jun 30
ECB to react forcefully when inflation is too high or low
FRANKFURT, June 30 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank pledged on Monday to react with equal vigour when inflation was too high as when it was too low, as it braced for five more years of economic upheaval."To maintain the symmetry of the target, appropriately forceful or persistent monetary p...Reuters
Mon, Jun 30
EUR: Waiting on the new catalyst – ING
The prospects of EUR/USD reaching 1.20, highlighting Fed pricing, tariffs, and US deficit concerns as the main drivers for another substantial move higher were examined before, but these themes will remain central through the first half of July, ING's FX analyst Francesco Pesole reports.Fxstreet
Mon, Jun 30
FOREX-Dollar sags as optimism over US trade deals boosts bets on Fed easing
Dollar on track for biggest H1 drop since early 1970s Trump's attacks on Powell, spending bill pressure dollarTraders see Fed as 92.4% likely to cut rates by September meetChina trade progress precedes July 9 reciprocal tariff deadlineBy Kevin Buckland and Johann M Cherian TOKYO, June 30 (Reu...Reuters
Mon, Jun 30
