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USD/JPY approaches 160.00 as Yen struggles despite softer US Dollar

The latest drawdowns across gold and silver are reigniting interest in long-term dip-buying opportunities. But is now the right time to buy the dip?

India has tightened restrictions on silver imports by adding grain and powder forms to the list of restricted ​categories and mandating prior valid import authorisation, as the world's ‌biggest consumer of the metal tries to rein in shipments and ease pressure on the rupee.

The US dollar has been noisy in early Tuesday trading, as we continue to see a lot of questions about the risk appetite out there.

Silver: Deficits and upgraded forecasts – TD Securities

Gold continues to move opposite of rates on Tuesday, as we are still in the same pattern with rates being the opposite of price action in the gold markets. Position sizing is crucial in this market as well.

Euro: Downside cushioned near 1.1400 against US Dollar – BBH

Gold market outlook improves as oil retreats, yields fall and the dollar stalls. Friday's jobs report could determine the next major move.

Silver bounces as interest rates drop in the United States on Tuesday. The negative correlation between rates and silver pricing.

Gold rises within familiar range as Trump says US-Iran talks continue “at a rapid pace”

The Euro to Pound exchange rate (EUR/GBP) is trading near 0.8650, having edged lower from February's highs above 0.8780 but remaining comfortably above the lows seen last summer. Foreign exchange analysts at Rabobank believe the balance of risks now favours a gradual move higher, targeting 0.89 over the next 9-12 months as the Pound.

Gold: Near-term pressure, longer-term strength – TD Securities

Silver bounces back despite continued uncertainty over US-Iran peace deal

Gold Price Forecast: XAU/USD recovery stalls below $4,540 amid cautious markets

Silver prices rally as the dollar weakens and Treasury yields fall. Can XAG/USD clear its 50-day moving average and extend gains toward $83?

Gold rebounded from the 4450-80 support zone which could initiate a reversal Head-and-Shoulder formation which could push for another rebound towards the 4880 zone. As we see from the chart, prices rebounded from 4450-80 whilst marching towards the resistance neckline of the Head and Shoulders formation around the 4595 zone.

Our previous outlook for USDJPY still stands as the pair slowly marches towards the resistance zone at 160.20-60. Traders are watching the resistance zone of 160.20-60 as the last time the market was here, the BoJ threatened to intervention to support the Yen.

Our last projection for GBPUSD still stands as the pair held above the support of 1.3280. GBPUSD managed to hold above the support of 1.3280 to rebound towards 1.3500 so far.

EURUSD managed to hold above the support of 1.1530-80 and managed to hit above the first resistance of 1.1660 last week. As we see from the chart, the market still has room for further advance while resistance at 1.1720 could keep the chance for a correction.

Eurozone inflation has given EUR/CAD a reason to stay bid, but perhaps not yet a reason to break much higher. The stronger-than-expected rise in core CPI to 2.5% yoy and the acceleration in services inflation to 3.5% yoy have effectively cemented expectations for a 25 basis point ECB rate hike next week.

Silver price today: Silver rises, according to FXStreet data

Oil falls after mixed messages from the US and Iran. EUR/USD rises after hotter Eurozone inflation & amid a weaker USD.

Eurozone flash core HICP rises faster-than-expected: Here what it means for EUR/USD?

USD/JPY Price Forecast: Sits near one-month high, below 160.00 intervention threshold

Experts agree: Gold is going nowhere as long as Iran war continues

NZD/USD Price Forecast: Kiwi hesitates around 0.5930 with risk appetite subdued

Euro: Range trading persists against US Dollar as ECB turns hawkish – DBS

British Pound: Range trading persists against US Dollar – UOB

GBP/USD showed little movement on Tuesday, holding steady at 1.3453. The pound remains within its established trading range as investors continue to assess the progress of negotiations between the US and Iran and their potential impact on the global economy.

The divergence in the monetary policy paths of the ECB and the Bank of England is creating a mixed outlook for the pair. Having completed a cycle of eight consecutive rate cuts in 2025, the ECB left its deposit rate unchanged at 2.0% at its April meeting.

Intraday analysis covering USDCHF , EURGBP bounces lower price analysis, and DAX 40, highlighting recent price movements, key technical levels, and short-term momentum shifts across major markets. USDCHF attempts to find support The US dollar is poised for a revival after its recent downturn against the franc.

GBP/JPY Price Forecast: British Pound breaks above 215.00, nearing intervention levels

USD/CAD Price Forecast: Seeks trigger for fresh leg of rally above 1.3870

Euro: Softer against US Dollar as yields climb – Danske Bank

As the US-Iran truce remains intact beyond eight weeks, the US Dollar held firm with DXY at $99.06. EUR/USD defended $1.1649 support while GBP/USD advanced to $1.3478 with buyer interest.

The RBI may have sold about $12 billion worth of gold reserves in the two weeks through May 22 to protect its foreign-currency assets amid capital outflows and rising oil prices, according to Bloomberg Economics. The move suggests policymakers are prioritising liquid forex reserves as Middle East tensions pressure the rupee.

The ongoing US-Iran ceasefire allowed gold and silver to focus on technical recoveries. Gold defended $4,534 support with bullish continuation while silver surged above $76.55.

AUD/USD Price Forecast: Rises above nine-day EMA toward 0.7200

The Euro to Dollar exchange rate (EUR/USD) is trading around 1.1650, having recovered from March's low near 1.14 but remaining below April's peak around 1.1850. The pair has been broadly range-bound in recent weeks, with May ending modestly lower at 1.1663 from 1.1729 at the start of the month.

The Pound and Euro remained rangebound at the start of June as investors scaled back expectations for further Bank of England and ECB tightening, leaving EUR/GBP anchored near 0.87 while attention shifts to this week's US jobs report for clues on the Federal Reserve's next move. Latest — Exchange Rates:Pound to Euro (GBP/EUR):.