Silver rebounds to $74 as dollar weakens; central banks stay hawkish, geopolitics supports, but charts remain bearish.
Canadian Dollar slightly higher; USD/CAD near 1.3735 as falling oil, BoC hold, and data awaited.
NZD/USD climbed near 0.5880 after New Zealand’s smaller trade deficit, despite softer GDP and Fed outlook.
AUD/USD slips near 0.7080 as Australia unemployment rises; RBA hike bets ease; Fed holds rates, cites uncertainty.
China’s central bank held Loan Prime Rates steady: one-year 3.00%, five-year 3.50%; AUD/USD edged lower.
PBOC kept interest rates unchanged, matching expectations, with a cited 3% rate but no details provided.
WTI near $93.50 falls as US-Israel calm fears and rising inventories add pressure amid conflict.
Netanyahu says Israel acted alone in South Pars strike; claims Iran weakened; Trump urged restraint; oil falls.
EU leaders urged moratorium on strikes hitting energy, water sites; demanded restraint, civilian protection amid Iran war fears.
GBP/USD jumped 1.3% above 1.3400 as BoE, Fed held rates; inflation forecast raised. Key levels.
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