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Stronger-than-expected U.S. and U.K. data releases supported hawkish biases for the Fed and BOE, boosting both the U.S. dollar and British pound to the top of this week’s rankings. Meanwhile, China’s growth concerns kept a lid on the demand for commodity-related currencies like AUD and NZD, as well as fueling risk aversion behavior this week.

USDJPY back down testing the lows The early buying of the USD in the North American session, took the price above its 100-hour moving average near 145.70. The high price reached 145.755 and 145.733 consecutive hourly bars. However, momentum could not be sustained (with the next key target at 145.90), and short-term buyers were forced
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