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Editors’ Picks
EUR/USD gains traction to near 1.1800 as tariff uncertainty weighs on US Dollar
The EUR/USD pair holds positive ground around 1.1795 during the early Asian session on Tuesday. The US Dollar weakens against the Euro amid US tariff uncertainty. The release of the US January Producer Price Index report will be in the spotlight later on Friday.
GBP/USD treads water near 1.3500 as BoE-Fed divergence debate stalls
GBP/USD spent Monday spinning in place as market participants await a fresh catalyst to break the pair out of its recent range. The BoE's February hold came with a surprisingly dovish 5-4 split, and UK Consumer Price Index data last week showed inflation easing to 3.0%, reinforcing the case for earlier rate cuts, with most economists now looking to April or March for the next move.
USD/JPY off highs, stays firm near 155.00
USD/JPY is off the high but remains firm near 155.00 in the Asian session on Tuesday. The upside seems capped by intervention fears, which lends support to the Japanese Yen. Apart from this, bets that the BoJ will stick to its rate-hike path limit JPY losses. Additionally, the pair faces headwinds alongside the US Dollar due to uncertainty around Trump's tariffs.
Editors’ Picks
AUD/USD keeps its range near 0.7050 amid tariff jitters
AUD/USD gains some positive traction, trading close to 0.7050 early Tuesday, following the previous day's late pullback from over a one-week top. Trump's tariff turmoil keeps the US Dollar in check due to Fed rate cut hopes, while supporting the Aussie amid the RBA's hawkish stance.
Gold down but not out as key $5,140 support holds
Gold consolidates the advance to monthly top of $5,250 in Tuesday’s Asian trades. The US Dollar finds demand as liquidity returns and risk sentiment recovers, despite US tariffs uncertainty. Gold defends 61.8% Fibo resistance at $5,142 amid the pullback, daily RSI remains bullish.
USD/JPY off highs, stays firm near 155.00
USD/JPY is off the high but remains firm near 155.00 in the Asian session on Tuesday. The upside seems capped by intervention fears, which lends support to the Japanese Yen. Apart from this, bets that the BoJ will stick to its rate-hike path limit JPY losses. Additionally, the pair faces headwinds alongside the US Dollar due to uncertainty around Trump's tariffs.
Top Crypto Losers: BCH, HYPE, PUMP extend losses as Bitcoin drops below $64,000
Altcoins, including Bitcoin Cash, Hyperliquid, and Pump.fun, are leading losses over the last 24 hours as Bitcoin falls below $64,000 on Tuesday. The technical outlook for BCH, HYPE, and PUMP flags downside risk amid broader market selling.
Supreme Court nixes tariffs, Trump teases 15% global tariff
On February 20th, the Supreme Court ruled that Trump’s global tariffs under IEEPA authority were unconstitutional, effectively nullifying the framework. However, the relief was short-lived. Within hours, Trump floated a 15% blanket tariff under an alternative legal authority.
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