NASDAQ Exchange rate

EUR/USD stays under bearish pressure and trades at a fresh multi-week low below 1.1050 on Thursday. The upbeat ISM Services PMI data for September boosts the US Dollar, while rising bets for an ECB rate cut in October undermine the Euro. 

GBP/USD loses more than 1% and trades at around 1.3100, pressured by dovish comments from BoE Governor Andrew Bailey, who said that the central bank could become 'more activist' on rate cuts if inflation eases. On the other hand, the USD benefits from strong PMI data.

Gold oscillates in a tight range below $2,650 after bets fade that the Fed will continue slashing interest rates aggressively. Although XAU/USD finds support from increasing geopolitical risks, the broad USD strength doesn't allow the pair to stage a rebound.

Bitcoin (BTC) trades slightly down on Thursday, after declining over 7% this week, and holds near a crucial support level; a sustained close below this threshold could signal further declines ahead. 

The Reserve Bank of Australia is likely to continue bucking the trend adopted by major central banks of the dovish policy pivot, opting to maintain the policy for the seventh consecutive meeting on Tuesday.