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The US Dollar rallies for the third consecutive day against the Loonie and reaches three-week highs near 1.3900.Soft US PPI data has eased concerns of stagflation and provided additional support to the USD.The CAD is struggling amid weak domestic data and low Crude Oil prices. The US Dollar extends

AUD/JPY declines to around 97.15 in Tuesday’s early European session.The positive outlook of the cross prevails above the 100-day EMA, with bullish momentum in the near term.The first upside target is seen at 97.45; the initial support level is located at 96.31. The AUD/JPY cross loses ground to nea

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Major European and US indices attempted a recovery yesterday as long-dated yields eased, providing some relief. Tech led the rebound, with the Magnificent 7 up 2%. Alphabet jumped 9% after the DoJ announced that Google can keep Chrome, but it will have to share online search data with its competitor

Gold price gains ground in Tuesday’s Asian session.Concerns over Fed’s independence and potential US Fed rate cut support the Gold price. The US CB Consumer Confidence and Durable Goods Orders reports will be the highlights later on Tuesday. The Gold price (XAU/USD) attracts some buyers near $3,375

The Euro clings to support above 1.6125 after having been rejected at 1.1690 for the second consecutive time.Weak German Gross Domestic Product data is likely to weigh on the Euro on Friday.EUR/CAD; A break below 1.6080 would confirm a Double top pattern. The Euro is losing momentum against the Cana

Outlook The Fed minutes from the July policy meeting failed to buttress the Sept rate cut idea and instead carried the same tone of caution as most other statements. The CME probability of a cut fell to 79.1% this morning from 82.4% yesterday and 92.1% the week before. So, less conviction, but convi