GBP/USD climbed above 1.3400 to 1.3441 as Pound held firm despite fragile truce uncertainty.
U.S. 30-year bond auction cleared at 4.876% yield, slightly above the previous 4.871% level.
US stocks extended rally as Middle East tensions eased; Dow topped 48,000, oil volatile, inflation data awaited.
AUD/USD nears three-week highs as dollar weakens on ceasefire; Middle East tensions and US inflation data.
USD/JPY steadied near 158.90 as strong PCE inflation reinforced expectations for higher US rates longer.
USD/CAD slid 1% to 1.3800 as US-Iran ceasefire hit dollar, oil, and rate expectations.
GBP/USD climbed above 1.3400 as Middle East tensions, firmer US inflation, and mixed Fed/BoE expectations weighed.
Netanyahu ordered direct Israel-Lebanon talks soon, focusing on Hezbollah disarmament and formal peace, amid Iranian resistance.
U.S. auctioned 4-week Treasury bills, with yield dropping to 3.56% from 3.62% previously.
European late-2026 rate expectations fell after US–Iran ceasefire cut energy prices; ECB, BoE, SNB futures repriced.
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