DXY stayed near 99.75 as Iran conflict risks, higher oil and yields reduced Fed rate-cut expectations.
TD Securities warns CTAs may sell gold without strong rebound, amid structural weakening and reduced official demand.
HSBC sees NZD/USD remaining weak; RBNZ likely holds rates, with oil-driven yields and limited upside.
SARB held South Africa’s main interest rate at 6.75%, keeping borrowing costs steady for households and businesses.
Oil prices rose 2% amid Iran ceasefire uncertainty, even as US inventories and Cushing stocks surged.
Russia’s central bank reserves fell to $776.8bn from $803.2bn, marking a $26.4bn decline overall.
Norges Bank signals policy rate rise to 4.25%, potentially before summer, with 4.25–4.50% expected year-end.
GBP/JPY slipped below 213.00 as risk-off yen demand rose; momentum weakened after stalling near 213.30.
US initial jobless claims rose to 210K; continuing claims fell to 1.819M; DXY neared 100.00 Thursday.
US continuing jobless claims fell to 1.819 million, undershooting forecasts by 41,000, signaling fewer people remained unemployed.
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