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EUR/USD climbs above 1.1750 after ECB, US CPI


EUR/USD climbs above 1.1750 after ECB, US CPI

EUR/USD gains traction and trades above 1.1700 in the American session on Thursday after the ECB left policy settings unchanged, as widely anticipated. Meanwhile, disappointing Jobless Claims data and August inflation figures from the US weigh on the USD, helping the pair push higher.










GBP/USD recovers to 1.3550 region on renewed USD weakness


GBP/USD recovers to 1.3550 region on renewed USD weakness

GBP/USD rebounds from session lows and trades marginally higher on the day at around 1.3550. The renewed selling pressure surrounding the USD following the inflation and Jobless Claims data help the pair gain traction in the American session.










Gold drops below $3,630 as investors digest US inflation figures


Gold drops below $3,630 as investors digest US inflation figures

Gold stays under modest bearish pressure and trades below $3,630 in the second half of the day on Thursday. The sharp increase seen in Jobless Claims hurt the US Dollar and allow XAU/USD to limit its losses, even though August CPI data came in slightly above analysts’ estimates.











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