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GBP/USD

**GBP/USD Holds 1.35 as Dollar Dips Post-Payrolls; Pound Maintains Steady Grip** *By Tim Clayton, Currency News UK*

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GBP/USD holds above 1.35 as the US dollar extends its weakness following disappointing payroll data. With soft US jobs figures easing Fed tightening bets and UK economic recovery showing resilience amid Brexit and pandemic challenges, the pair remains supported near key technical levels. Traders should watch for shifts in central bank signals and risk sentiment in the weeks ahead. #Forex #GBPUSD #CurrencyMarkets

EUR/USD

EUR/USD Bulls Push Higher: Will Resistance Break This Time?

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EUR/USD bulls have staged a strong rebound, challenging the crucial 1.0900–1.0920 resistance zone after building momentum from mid-May lows. A decisive break above this level could open the door to further gains, while failure may see support around 1.0800 tested again. Traders should watch price action and indicators closely as market sentiment evolves. Article by James Harte at Action Forex provides detailed technical insights.

AUD/USD

“Forex Focus: AUD/USD Outlook & Trading Strategies for September 8, 2025”

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AUD/USD shows cautious recovery heading into September 8, 2025, after hitting multi-year lows earlier this year. Key resistance near 0.6500 limits upside, while support holds around 0.6360 and 0.6300. Watch for Fed and RBA monetary signals alongside commodity trends to guide next moves. A break above 0.6520 could target 0.6600, whereas a drop below 0.6300 may accelerate bearish pressure. Traders should consider this mixed outlook when positioning for the near term.
(Analysis adapted from Adam Lemon, DailyForex.com)

AUD/USD

AUD/USD Surges on Robust Australian Growth and Weak US Jobs Data

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AUD/USD climbs as Australia posts stronger-than-expected Q1 GDP growth, easing recession fears and cooling market bets on RBA easing. At the same time, softer-than-forecast US jobs data and a slight uptick in unemployment raise doubts about US economic strength, fueling speculation of a more dovish Fed. Traders now weigh contrasting central bank outlooks in driving currency flows.

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