The US dollar index gained 0.21 points to 97.42, ending a four-session decline.
The EUR/USD fell by 12 pips to 1.1758. As expected, the European Central Bank decided to keep its interest rates unchanged.
The USD/JPY rose by 40 pips to 146.89.
The GBP/USD pair declined by 73 pips to 1.3507, and the AUD/USD fell by 12 pips to 0.6589.
The USD/CHF climbed by 23 pips to 0.7944.
The USD/CAD increased by 49 pips to 1.3643. Retail sales in Canada rose by 1.6% month-over-month in June (compared to -0.3% expected).
Bitcoin continued to show a lack of momentum, slightly falling to $118,500.
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During Asian trading hours, the USD/JPY bounced back to 147.45. The inflation rate in Tokyo, Japan, fell to 2.9% year-on-year in July, below the expected 3.1%.
Meanwhile, the EUR/USD dropped to 1.1738 and the GBP/USD slid to 1.3493.
Gold remains under pressure at $3,364.
Bitcoin fell to $116,680.
#Expected Today
The Ifo Business Climate Index in Germany is expected to rise slightly to 88.9 in July.
Retail sales in the UK are expected to increase by 1.5% month-over-month in June.
In the United States, durable goods orders are expected to drop by 9.0% month-over-month in June. Forex
#Renault's stock drops 15.5% to 34.84 euros at the start of trading this Wednesday, July 16. A "blow" to market confidence in the stock The Boulogne-Billancourt-based group now anticipates an operating margin for this year around 6.5% compared to at least 7% previously, and free cash flow between 1 billion and 1.5 billion euros, down from more than 2 billion euros before.
"Although the new margin target remains solid compared to other automakers, we view the earnings warning as another clear blow to market confidence in the stock," comments Deutsche Bank. The German bank has cut its price target to 47 euros from 55 euros previously and confirmed its recommendation to "hold."
#Ce In the morning, the US dollar index was stable at 96.97.
The EUR/USD held well at 1.1780, and the GBP/USD continued to trade around 1.3650.
The USD/JPY posted 144.49, and the USD/CHF remained depressed at 0.7941.
The AUD/USD was slightly down at 0.6550. The Australian central bank is expected to cut its benchmark interest rate by an additional 25 basis points to 3.60% on Tuesday.
Over the weekend, Bitcoin managed to trade at high levels above $109,000, showing potential to break the record level of $112,000 during the week.
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During Asian trading hours, the EUR/USD fell to 1.1770 and the GBP/USD dropped to 1.3633.
Meanwhile, the USD/JPY climbed to 144.76.
Gold fell to $3,311.
$BTC Bitcoin remained stable at $109,428.
#Expected Today
Eurozone retail sales are expected to decline by 1.0% month-on-month in May.
German industrial production is expected to drop by 0.6% month-on-month in May.
The Halifax House Price Index in the UK is expected to be down by 0.2% month-on-month in June.
$The US dollar strengthened against other major currencies, with strong employment figures prompting investors to anticipate a slowdown in interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The dollar index reached 97.19.
EUR/USD dropped by 48 pips to 1.1750.
USD/JPY surged by 132 pips to 144.99, and USD/CHF rose by 36 pips to 0.7955.
The GBP/USD pair added 6 pips to 1.3642.
USD/CAD slipped by 22 pips to 1.3563.
Bitcoin saw its momentum intensify, reaching the key level of $110,000 during the session.
$The US dollar strengthened against other major currencies, with strong employment figures prompting investors to anticipate a slowdown in interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The dollar index reached 97.19.
EUR/USD dropped by 48 pips to 1.1750.
USD/JPY surged by 132 pips to 144.99, and USD/CHF rose by 36 pips to 0.7955.
The GBP/USD pair added 6 pips to 1.3642.
USD/CAD slipped by 22 pips to 1.3563.
Bitcoin saw its momentum intensify, reaching the key level of $110,000 during the session.