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  1. EUR/USD: Likely to edge above 1.1795 - UOB Group
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    EUR/USD: Likely to edge above 1.1795 - UOB Group

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    While negative divergence is forming, Euro (EUR) could edge above 1.1795 against US Dollar (USD); the major resistance at 1.1830 is likely out of reach for now.

  2. TRY: Rate cuts to resume today - Commerzbank
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    TRY: Rate cuts to resume today - Commerzbank

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    Expectations have intensified for the Turkish central bank (CBT) to resume cutting interest rates today: with analyst forecasts for a cut between 250bp and 350bp (majority expectation for 250bp).

  3. TRY: Restart of cutting cycle is here - Commerzbank
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    TRY: Restart of cutting cycle is here - Commerzbank

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    The Turkish central bank is likely to return to the cutting cycle today after tightening conditions in March and April. We expect a 250bp cut to 43.50% in line with market surveys. However, expectations are tilted towards a larger rate cut.

  4. USD/CHF climbs toward 0.7950 as Swiss Franc weakens due to diminished safe-haven demand
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    USD/CHF climbs toward 0.7950 as Swiss Franc weakens due to diminished safe-haven demand

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    USD/CHF edges higher for the second successive day, trading around 0.7940 during the European hours on Thursday.

  5. EUR/GBP hits session highs at 0.8680 on upbeat Eurozone PMIs, trade deal hopes
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    EUR/GBP hits session highs at 0.8680 on upbeat Eurozone PMIs, trade deal hopes

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    The Euro is posting moderate gains on Thursday, after bouncing from 0.8640 on Wednesday, but remains trapped within the weekly range, with investors awaiting details of a widely expected trade deal with the US, and the outcome of the European Central Bank's meeting.News reporting that Eurozone and U

  6. UK Preliminary Services PMI unexpectedly drops to 51.2 in July vs. 53 expected
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    UK Preliminary Services PMI unexpectedly drops to 51.2 in July vs. 53 expected

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    Junko Koeda recently argued for the need to monitor second-round effects from rising rice costs. Another board member, Hajime Takata, said this month the BOJ must resume rate hikes after a temporary pause as Japan was on the cusp of achieving the bank's 2% target.

  7. EUR/JPY holds losses near 172.00, moves little following Eurozone PMI data
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    EUR/JPY holds losses near 172.00, moves little following Eurozone PMI data

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    EUR/JPY loses ground after halting its five-day winning streak, trading around 172.20 during the European hours on Thursday. The currency cross remains subdued despite the release of improved HCOB Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data from Eurozone.

  8. USD: Looking cheap - ING
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    USD: Looking cheap - ING

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    The dollar didn't suffer in the first half of July from trade tensions re-escalating. And it is equally finding no benefit from positive trade deal news.

  9. CHF: No letter yet, but threat of tariffs on pharmaceutical products - Commerzbank
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    CHF: No letter yet, but threat of tariffs on pharmaceutical products - Commerzbank

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    Amidst all the discussions about potential trade deals with the US (see yesterday's article on Japan and today's article on the EU), one important point has been overlooked. Switzerland has not yet received a letter threatening tariffs from 1 August.

  10. JPY: Lots of positives in the price - ING
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    JPY: Lots of positives in the price - ING

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    The Japanese Yen (JPY) has continued to strengthen overnight, remaining the best performer in G10 since the start of the week, up 1.8% against the US Dollar (USD), ING's FX analyst Francesco Pesole notes.

  11. EU talks with the US pick up speed - Commerzbank
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    EU talks with the US pick up speed - Commerzbank

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    Following the announcement of the deal with Japan, it seems that negotiations with the EU are also gathering momentum. Yesterday, the US Treasury Secretary stated that the Japan deal was not a blueprint for the EU, as the latter had not yet presented any such 'innovative' ideas.

  12. EUR: Will the ECB comment on the euro? - ING
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    EUR: Will the ECB comment on the euro? - ING

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    The ECB announces monetary policy today and is widely expected to keep rates on hold. Trade and the euro's strength are the two hot topics in Frankfurt today.

  13. Eurozone Preliminary Manufacturing PMI edges higher to 49.8 in July as expected
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    Eurozone Preliminary Manufacturing PMI edges higher to 49.8 in July as expected

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    The Eurozone manufacturing sector remained in contraction, while the services sector expanded in July, according to data from the HCOB's latest Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) Survey, published on Thursday.

  14. S&P Global PMIs set to show ongoing US economic strength in July
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    S&P Global PMIs set to show ongoing US economic strength in July

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    S&P Global will release on Thursday its preliminary July Purchasing Managers' Indices (PMIs) for the United States, based on surveys of top private sector executives, to provide an early indication of economic momentum.

  15. Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD downside attempts remain contained above $38.75
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    Silver Price Forecast: XAG/USD downside attempts remain contained above $38.75

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    Silver (XAG/USD) is trading lower for the second consecutive day on Thursday, as the risk-on mood weighs on demand for the safe-haven precious metals, but the pair has a significant support at the $38.75 area (July 22 lows), which is keeping the bullish structure in place so far.News that the EU is

  16. Pound Sterling trades lower ahead of flash UK-US PMI data
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    Pound Sterling trades lower ahead of flash UK-US PMI data

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    The Pound Sterling (GBP) underperforms its major peers on Thursday ahead of the preliminary United Kingdom (UK) S&P Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) data for July, which will be published at 08:30 GMT.

  17. GBP/JPY slumps to near 198.30 as Japanese Yen gains on US-Japan trade agreement
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    GBP/JPY slumps to near 198.30 as Japanese Yen gains on US-Japan trade agreement

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    The GBP/JPY pair trades 0.3% down to near 198.30 during the European trading session on Thursday.

  18. US Dollar Index remains steady above 97.00 ahead of Purchasing Managers Index data
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    US Dollar Index remains steady above 97.00 ahead of Purchasing Managers Index data

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    The US Dollar Index (DXY), which measures the value of the US Dollar (USD) against six major currencies, is holding ground after registering losses in the previous four successive days and trading around 97.20 during European hours on Thursday.

  19. German Preliminary Manufacturing PMI improves to 49.2 in July vs. 49.4 expected
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    German Preliminary Manufacturing PMI improves to 49.2 in July vs. 49.4 expected

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    The German manufacturing sector contraction eased in July while the services sector returned to expansion, the preliminary business activity report published by the HCOB survey showed on Thursday.

  20. WTI rises above $65.50 on US trade optimism
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    WTI rises above $65.50 on US trade optimism

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    West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $65.75 during the early European trading hours on Thursday.


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