APAC session

The timing of Moody’s U.S. downgrade couldn’t be worse for a dollar already looking shaky. With EUR/USD and USD/JPY testing key levels and gold extending its bounce, traders will be watching trade and tax headlines closely to kick off the new week.

Traders searching for clues in Moody’s downgrade may find little from past episodes. But in a market questioning U.S. credibility, USD/JPY could start to reflect that doubt.

After stalling below a key Fib retracement, USD/CHF has slipped back to familiar ground. With no clear momentum signal and limited data ahead, traders may need to watch support levels closely for clues on the next swing.

Big downside surprises in US producer prices, retail sales, and factory output fuelled hopes the Fed could cut sooner, knocking yields and lifting equities. Gold loved it, crude didn’t—but FX markets stayed aloof, clinging to the charts over fundamentals.

The greenback catches a bid on reports that currencies are not the focus of U.S. trade negotiations. Focus now shifts to Australian jobs data, US inflation inputs, and gold’s precarious technical break.

EUR/USD snapped back after breaking key support at 1.1200, but with bond yields climbing and Fed cut pricing slipping, it’s tough to back the move without confirmation from rates.

AUD/USD surged as US–China trade optimism and yuan strength boosted sentiment. But with resistance near and risk appetite fading, Aussie bulls may face hurdles ahead.

A shambolic U.K. labour survey, a sudden resignation, and critical U.S. inflation data—GBP/USD traders have plenty to weigh, but it’s wages doing the heavy lifting today.

Nasdaq 100 futures erased a 75-day bear market in just 23 sessions. Is this the start of a new bullish cycle—or just another bear market bounce?

The Kiwi’s safe haven halo has faded fast, with NZD/USD breaking sharply lower as capital floods back into the U.S. dollar following the latest trade truce. With momentum turning and Monday’s 200DMA break a potential game-changer, directional risks are skewing lower.

The US dollar surged after a US–China trade breakthrough, driving breakouts in USD/JPY and USD/CAD, while AUD/USD faltered near key support.