The anti-risk US Dollar and Japanese Yen gained on Thursday as US jobless claims crept higher, spooking financial markets. Ahead, the sentiment-linked Australian Dollar is vulnerable.

AUD/USD and NZD/USD fall sharply on Thursday amid negative market sentiment, with both pairs taking a sharp turn to the downside after failing to clear key technical resistance levels.

The EUR/USD and S&P 500 retreat on Thursday, undermined by negative market sentiment, with traders reducing risk exposure on fears of a larger pullback on the horizon.

USD/ZAR is nearing a fresh all-time-high after being hit by several drawbacks from multiple fronts. Is the rand the next to fall after the Turkish lira?

PPI revealed a welcome print below expectations at the same time a key jobs indicator, initial jobless claims, turned higher. USD continues move lower

The Bank of England (BoE) hiked interest rates by 25bps, the 12th consecutive time that the central bank has increased the UK Bank Rate. Sterling tests 1.2600 against the US dollar.

Spot Gold bears make a fresh push lower helped by some dollar strength. Acceptance below $2000/oz seems an impossible task as recessionary fears remain in play.

EUR/USD continues to weaken after reaching 2023 highs. The euro now faces fading risk appetite while ECB speakers attempt to back the EUR with hawkish guidance.

The Australian Dollar held overnight gains after China’s inflation data revealed a slip in price pressures in the world’s second-largest economy. If the PBOC ease policy, will it lift AUD/USD?