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The US Dollar (USD) is losing its grip again on the situation as this Tuesday is turning into red numbers again for the US Dollar Index (DXY). One of the reasons for the selling pressure

The Australian Dollar (AUD) could continue the winning streak for the third successive session on Monday.

The Euro gives away initial gains against the US Dollar, motivating EUR/USD to surrender part of the earlier advance to the 1.0960 zone at the beginning of the week.

The US Dollar (USD) is receding on Friday with the DXY index, which measures the value of the US Dollar versus a basket of global currencies, declining toward 103.45 on the back of mixed S&P PMIs and dovish bets on the Fed.

The Euro regains some upside traction against the US Dollar, encouraging EUR/USD to fade part of the recent two-day retracement and reclaim the area beyond 1.0900 the figure on Thursday.

Gold price (XAU/USD) extends the overnight modest pullback from the $2,007 area, or the vicinity of a multi-month peak, and remains depressed below the $2,000 psychological mark through the Asian session on Wednesday.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) seems to extend losses after pulling back from a three-month high following a corrective move by the US Dollar (USD).

In Tuesday’s session, the US Dollar Index trades with mild gains around the 103.50 area as investors brace for the November Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes.

The Australian Dollar (AUD) receives upward support after China’s interest rate decision.