USD/JPY remains a buy-on-dips market as wide US-Japan rate differentials support the dollar, though 160–160.50 remains a major intervention-risk barrier.
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Bitcoin continues to trade sideways near the 50-day EMA, with institutional inflows supporting the longer-term bullish case while $72,000 remains the key floor.
USD/CHF remains supported after bouncing from 0.78 and reclaiming the 50-day EMA, with the carry trade keeping bulls focused on 0.80.
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EUR/JPY remains bullish above 185, supported by the 50-day EMA and rate differentials, with 187.50 emerging as the next key resistance zone.
USD/CAD continues to favor buying dips, with 1.3750 and the moving averages offering support as bulls target 1.39 and 1.3950.
GBP/USD remains choppy as dollar safety demand weighs on the pound, but support near 1.34 and 1.33 could attract buyers on further weakness.
AUD/USD remains supported near 0.7150, with RBA hawkishness and commodity strength keeping the pair biased toward a move back to 0.7275.
EUR/USD continues consolidating while markets monitor US economic data and geopolitical developments affecting risk sentiment.
Bitcoin remains under pressure after breaking below key support, with rising geopolitical risks, ETF outflows, and bearish momentum pointing toward $70,000.
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AUD/USD remains supported above the 50-day EMA, with bullish technical patterns and elevated Australian inflation keeping 0.7280 in focus.
GBP/USD is struggling to extend its recovery, with bearish technical signals pointing toward 1.3350 unless buyers reclaim 1.3507.
Hyperliquid (HYPE) has surged to new all-time highs near $65, propelled by massive protocol buybacks exceeding $1.16 billion and strong institutional interest via spot ETFs.
Bitcoin is stabilizing near key support as Iran deal hopes improve sentiment, but ETF outflows and a rising wedge breakdown keep downside risk toward $70,000 in focus.
AUD/USD continues to build bullish momentum as risk appetite improves and traders watch Australia CPI data, with 0.7250 as the next upside target.
EUR/USD remains under pressure below the 50-day EMA, with 1.1500 in focus unless risk-on sentiment from US-Iran progress helps trigger a rebound.