The EU has extended its pause on tariff retaliation to allow more time for talks with trade partners, signaling a preference for dialogue over confrontation amid ongoing disputes. This move eases immediate trade tensions and could support near-term stability in the EUR and global markets. #TradeNews #EU #Forex
RBC Capital Markets projects the US Dollar could weaken further against the Japanese Yen, with USD/JPY possibly falling to 133 medium-term. Factors include a potential peak in US interest rates, gradual BoJ policy normalization, easing US inflation, and shifting market sentiment favoring Yen strength.
Key Forex pairs in focus: Gold, Silver, DAX, and EUR/USD sit at critical technical levels. Gold and Silver consolidate, primed for breakouts; DAX nears all-time resistance; EUR/USD’s trend awaits confirmation. Traders should watch key support and resistance zones for potential trading opportunities. #ForexOutlook #TradingStrategy
US tariffs are escalating trade tensions, the euro faces structural and political challenges, and the US dollar remains strong as a safe haven. Forex markets should prepare for increased volatility and shifts as protectionism and divergent economic fundamentals reshape currency dynamics. Read more from StoneX on TradingView: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/AUDCAD/h2nDFlaW-AN020-US-Tariffs-Euro-Weakness-USD-Strength-Forex-at-Risk/
Heading into the week of July 13-19, 2025, major Forex pairs show key technical setups amid evolving macroeconomic and geopolitical factors. EUR/USD maintains upside momentum targeting resistance near 1.1000, while GBP/USD tests bullish breakout levels ahead of critical UK inflation data. USD/JPY faces bearish pressure with lower lows shaping, and supports near 143.80 under scrutiny. Traders should watch technical signals such as RSI divergences and MACD shifts alongside upcoming Eurozone, UK, and US data releases. For a comprehensive analysis and detailed weekly outlook, full credit to Chris Lee and DailyForex.com.
Forex markets are facing increased volatility as renewed US tariffs, Eurozone economic weakness, and USD strength converge. Traders should watch key pairs like EUR/USD and AUD/CAD for signals amid shifting trade policies and central bank moves. Credit to AN020 for original analysis. #Forex #USD #EUR #AUD #CAD
GBP/USD plunged below 1.35 as weaker UK growth data and a new round of tariffs sparked heavy selling. Concerns over economic slowdown, dovish BoE signals, and escalating trade tensions intensified pressure on the pound, fueling the latest downside in the pair.
Communications services sector fell sharply as investors fled riskier assets amid rising Treasury yields and ongoing economic uncertainty. Major players like Alphabet, Meta, and Disney saw declines, pressured by growth concerns, regulatory challenges, and shifting market dynamics.
RBC Capital Markets forecasts the US Dollar could weaken against the Japanese Yen to 133 medium-term, driven by narrowing policy divergence as the BoJ shifts and the Fed nears rate cuts. Will the USD/JPY continue its decline? More analysis by James West at exchangerates.org.uk. https://www.exchangerates.org.uk/news/43522/2025-07-13-us-dollar-to-yen-forecast-usd-has-further-to-fall-mediumterm-at-133-say-rbc.html
EUR/USD has slipped below 1.1700 amid renewed U.S. tariff threats targeting Chinese imports and potential auto tariffs on the EU. Heightened trade tensions have driven investors towards the safe-haven dollar, pushing the Dollar Index to a two-week peak. Weaker Eurozone data and ECB’s dovish signals add pressure, reinforcing the greenback’s recent strength. Markets brace for increased volatility as trade dispute risks linger.
