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USD strongest while NZD is the weakest

USD strongest while NZD is the weakest

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Arno V Venter
24/06/2024 | 00:27 GMT
  • Still early in the session though

It's still early in the session, but so far the USD and CHF is leading the majors on the upside, while the NZD and JPY has been the weakest.

Catalysts remain thin for now and liquidity thin so worth keeping that in mind.

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