 Currency trading today remained lackluster, characterized by limited movements across major pairs and crosses. Key economic data releases, ranging from Japan's Tokyo CPI, and retail sales figures from Australia and the Eurozone, to trade balance data from Canada and US, failed to significantly influence the markets. Japanese Yen is currently a marginally stronger currency, continuing its near-term recovery. Dollar follows closely, ranking as the second strongest . Conversely, Australian Dollar remains at the lower end of the performance chart, facing additional downward pressure due to selling against Canadian Dollar and New Zealand Dollar. Meanwhile, Euro experienced a mild uplift, primarily driven by its recovery against British Pound and Swiss Franc... |
