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USD/CAD gains marginally to near 1.3760 ahead of monetary policy announcements by the Fed and the BoC.Both the Fed and the BoC are expected to lower interest rates.USD/CAD forms a Head and Shoulder chart pattern. The USD/CAD pair ticks up to near 1.3760 during the late European session on Wednesday.

On September 15, 2025, Bloomberg reported a volatile oil market, with Brent crude holding above $67 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) around $63 per barrel. Factors affecting oil prices: Russian sanctions: The European Union is considering additional sanctions on companies in India and Ch

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Important News for the day Fri, 12th, 08:00 UK Gross domestic product. Fri, 12th, 16:00 US Prelim consumer sentiment. Dollar weakness The current negative momentum of the Dollar continues to help risk assets moving higher. Furthermore also metals continue to push higher with Silver defending the USD

EUR/USD is under pressure as French political uncertainty intensifies. The failed confidence vote and resignation of Prime Minister François Bayrou highlight deep divisions in parliament, widening OAT-Bund spreads, though euro downside remains contained given the localized nature of the risks, BBH F

In a wide-ranging magazine interview released yesterday, Swiss National Bank Governor Martin Schlegel seemed a little more tolerant of Swiss franc strength, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes. Comments make a EUR/CHF retest of 0.9220 more likely "This comes at a time when EUR/CHF is trading near 0.

In focus today In Sweden, the most important event of the week is the inflation figures for August, which will be published at 8.00 CET. These are the preliminary flash estimates, meaning we do not get any details, but today's outcome will likely be decisive for market pricing ahead of the Riksbank'