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AUD/USD ticks up to near 0.6500 as US Dollar struggles to hold Thursday’s recovery
The AUD/USD pair edges higher to near 0.6500 during the European trading session on Friday. The Aussie pair ticks up as the US Dollar struggles to hold Thursday’s recovery move that was driven by hotter-than-expected United States’ Producer Price Index (PPI) data for July. The US Dollar Index (DXY) declines 0.3% to near 97.70 from Thursday’s high of 98.30.
EUR/USD: Hot US inflation harms September rate cut odds
The EUR/USD pair advanced for a second consecutive week, trading as high as 1.1730 and settling nearby, above the 1.1700 threshold. The US Dollar revolved around inflation-related data, spiced with US President Donald Trump’s tariffs. As for the Euro, the shared currency showed few signs of life, with local data failing to impress market players.
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Buoyant markets, a resilient US economy, rising customs revenues, appeasement by trading partners and conducive politics point to further escalation in US trade tensions, already set to cut global output by an estimated 0.7pps in the medium term.
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