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The US Dollar (USD) traded flat on Thursday and rotated within the 104.00 to 104.30 range.

The AUD/USD saw some early gains on Thursday following better-than-expected data figures for Australia, but a miss in the print for US economic numbers is sending market sentiment lower across the board.

The USD/JPY slipped to a Thursday low of 150.30 after a batch of bad US data soured risk appetite.

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is getting pushed back into recent lows against the US Dollar (USD) as declining Crude Oil and softening risk appetites weighed on the Loonie.

EUR/USD stays firm during the North American session, almost unchanged, printing gains of 0.06%, and exchanging hands at around 1.0850s after hitting a daily low of 1.0895, shy of challenging the 1.0900 figure.

During the Asian session, New Zealand will release Producer Inflation data.

EUR/JPY retreats from a weekly high hit earlier during the Asian session and drops more than 0.30% on Thursday amid a risk-off impulse, as witnessed by US equities printing losses, despite falling US Treasury bond yields.

The NZD/USD is slipping back on Thursday and is set for its worst trading day in a month, down over 1.2% from the day's high of 0.6037.

The EUR/GBP waffled on Thursday, clipping into a six-month high of 0.8766 before slipping back to the day's opening bids on the south side of 0.8750.

USD/JPY retraces some of Wednesday’s 0.60% gains on Thursday due to overall US Dollar (USD) weakness amid a risk-off impulse.