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EUR/USD Hits One-Year Low, Eyes 1.1350 as USD Strength Persists
The euro extended its slide against the dollar, dropping to a fresh one-year low during Asian trading. The pair now targets the 1.1350 level as a sustained bullish dollar offsets an oversold RSI reading.
Gold slides to two-week low near $4,050 as Fed rate hike bets lift dollar
Gold (XAU/USD) fell to a nearly two-week low around $4,050 during Asian trading, extending declines as expectations of further Federal Reserve rate hikes strengthened the US dollar.
Swiss Franc Slips to Seven-Month Low as USD/CHF Hits 0.8107
USD/CHF extended its rally for a sixth straight session, climbing to a seven-month high of 0.8107 during Asian trading on Wednesday as a stronger US dollar weighed on the Swiss franc amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Trump Says Senate War Powers Vote Undermines Iran Strategy
President Trump criticized the Senate's War Powers Act vote, claiming it weakens his negotiating position with Iran and provides aid to the enemy.
Trump Says Iran Is 'On the Ropes' as Senate Votes on War Powers Act
President Trump claimed Iran is 'ready to go down for the fall' while criticizing a Senate vote on the War Powers Act as 'poorly timed and meaningless.'
US Dollar Index Hits Fresh 13-Month High Near 101.50
The US Dollar Index (DXY) has climbed to a new 13-month high around 101.45 during Asian trading, extending its winning streak for a third consecutive day.
AI Spending Gap: Top Firms Spend $7,500 vs Median's $11 per Employee
Apollo data shows the top 1% of companies investing in AI spend approximately $7,500 per employee, while the median enterprise spends just $11 per employee, highlighting a huge concentration of AI investment among early adopters.
Nvidia AI Chips Selling at Double Price on China’s Black Market
A report indicates that Nvidia’s restricted AI accelerators are being resold for up to twice their original price on China’s black market, signaling persistent demand despite U.S. export controls.
AUD/JPY Steadies as Australian CPI Cools, BoJ Hawkishness Caps Yen
The AUD/JPY pair traded near 0.6920 during Asian hours on Wednesday, steadying after six days of losses as Australian inflation data came in cooler and Bank of Japan hawkish expectations weighed on the yen.
JPMorgan Fires Senior Executive Over Knicks Parade Trash Can Incident
JPMorgan Chase has fired a senior executive after a viral video showed her taking a limited-edition New York Knicks trash can during the team's championship parade.
Private credit funds face rising redemption pressure in Q2
Apollo Debt Solutions saw redemption requests jump to 17% of NAV in Q2 2026, while across nine major funds nearly $15 billion was sought by investors, with less than 40% fulfilled.
Leveraged U.S. Equity ETF Assets Hit Record $208B
Assets held in U.S.-listed leveraged and inverse ETFs have reached a record $208 billion, with total effective market exposure exceeding $460 billion due to embedded leverage.
AUD/USD Bounces From April Lows After Soft Australian CPI
The Australian dollar edged higher against the US dollar on Wednesday after softer-than-expected Australian consumer inflation data, recovering slightly from its lowest level since early April near 0.6900.
Guide to Prop Trading: Rules, Risks, and Choosing a Firm
A new guide from FXStreet explains how prop trading accounts work, the risks involved, and how to select a firm that matches your strategy.
Australia CPI Slips to 4.0% YoY in May, Below Forecasts
Australia's annual CPI inflation eased to 4.0% in May, missing the 4.4% consensus estimate and down from 4.2% in the prior month.
Australia's CPI Inflation Eases to 4.0% YoY in May, Below Expectations
Australia's annual CPI inflation slowed to 4.0% in May, missing the 4.4% forecast and down from 4.2% previously, according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics.
Australia CPI Slows to 4.0% in May, Below Forecasts
Australia's annual CPI eased to 4.0% in May, missing the 4.4% consensus estimate and down from 4.2% in the prior month.
NZD/USD Extends Losses to Sixth Day on Dollar Strength
The New Zealand Dollar continues to fall against the US Dollar, with NZD/USD trading near 0.5660. The greenback is supported by Middle East tensions and firm US economic data.
Iran's President Says No Negotiation on Ballistic Missiles
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that Tehran's ballistic missile program will not be included in negotiations with the United States, according to a BBC report.
PBOC Sets USD/CNY Fix at 6.8195, Higher vs Previous
The People's Bank of China set the USD/CNY central rate at 6.8195 on Wednesday, up from 6.8171 the prior day and above a Reuters estimate of 6.7913.
WTI Crude Oil Hovers Near March Lows Around $72.50 on Easing Supply Worries
West Texas Intermediate crude oil is trading around $72.50, near its lowest since early March, as easing supply concerns weigh on prices.
USD/JPY Holds Near 161.50 as Yen Intervention Fears Linger
The USD/JPY pair is trading flat around 161.60 in early Asian hours Wednesday, as traders remain vigilant for possible Japanese intervention while increased Fed rate hike expectations may support the dollar.
GBP/USD Falls on USD Strength Amid Robust US Data
The British pound declined against the US dollar on Wednesday, with GBP/USD trading near 1.3200 during Asian hours. The greenback gained support from strong domestic economic reports and mixed geopolitical factors.
EUR/USD Falls Below 1.1400 as Fed Rate Hike Expectations Boost Dollar
EUR/USD extended its decline to near 1.1380 in early Asian trading, pressured by growing bets on a Federal Reserve rate hike that lifted the US dollar. Traders also monitored US-Iran peace developments.