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GBP/USD flatlines below 1.2500 ahead of US data, Fed
GBP/USD is off the lows but stays flatlined below 1.2500 early Wednesday. The US Dollar strength caps the pair's upside amid a cautious mood ahead of the top-tier US employment data and the all-important Fed policy announcements.
Gold price remains on tenterhooks with eyes on Fed policy decision
Gold price hovers below $2,300 as uncertainty ahead of the Fed’s policy announcements improves the appeal of the US Dollar and bond yields. The Fed is expected to support keeping interest rates at their current levels for a longer period.
A new stage of Bitcoin's decline
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The ADP report is expected to show the US private sector added 179K jobs in April. A tight labour market and sticky inflation support the Fed’s tight stance. The US Dollar seems to have entered a consolidative phase.