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Canadian Dollar eases with the USD bouncing up after Fed officials' comments - Vimarsana News

Canadian Dollar eases with the USD bouncing up after Fed officials' comments

Canadian Dollar appreciates for the second consecutive day as US Jobless Claims increase beyond expectations.

EUR/USD Forecast: Extra gains appear in the pipeline near term - Vimarsana News

EUR/USD Forecast: Extra gains appear in the pipeline near term

Yet another significant decline in the US Dollar (USD) spurred a robust upward movement in EUR/USD, this time revisiting the 1.0870-1.0880 band on Thursday, an area coincident with the transitory 100-day SMA.

GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Retreats below 192.00 on soft UK PMIs, intervention threats - Vimarsana News

GBP/JPY Price Analysis: Retreats below 192.00 on soft UK PMIs, intervention threats

The Pound Sterling lost some ground against the Japanese Yen late in the North American session on Thursday, amid a risk-off impulse, following softer-than-expected UK Services PMI figures.

Forex Today: Cautious trade prevails ahead of US Payrolls - Vimarsana News

Forex Today: Cautious trade prevails ahead of US Payrolls

Another negative session saw the Greenback shed further ground amidst the dominating appetite for riskier assets, all prior to the release of key Non-farm Payrolls on Friday.

NZD/USD steadily climbs to 0.5975 area, fresh daily peak amid modest USD weakness - Vimarsana News

NZD/USD steadily climbs to 0.5975 area, fresh daily peak amid modest USD weakness

The NZD/USD pair attracts some dip-buying during the Asian session on Wednesday and might now be looking to build on the overnight recovery move from levels just below mid-0.5900s, or the YTD low.