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The U.S. dollar is under renewed pressure as softer economic data reduce expectations for another Federal Reserve rate increase. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are drawing support from narrowing policy divergence, domestic data and bullish technical structures.

GBP/USD advanced to its highest level since May, extending a recovery that began after the pair bottomed in June. Traders are weighing a bullish chart structure against a busy run of UK and US macroeconomic data that could fuel near-term volatility.

AUD/USD has extended its rebound to the highest level since June 5 as risk appetite improves and US data reinforces expectations for steady Federal Reserve policy. Technical traders are watching 0.7185 as the next upside target, while a move below 0.7020 would weaken the bullish setup.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones remain technically constructive as softer inflation and weak hiring reduce pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise rates. Still, new drone tariffs, rising Treasury yields and a widening budget deficit could challenge the bullish outlook for U.S. equities.

The US dollar remains under pressure as softer CPI and PPI readings strengthen expectations for a less restrictive Federal Reserve path. EUR/USD is testing trendline resistance near 1.1569, while GBP/USD needs a break above 1.3515 to confirm fresh bullish momentum.

Bitcoin remained under pressure after four straight days of losses, with BTC/USD trading at 63,400 after retreating from this month’s high of 65,330. ETF outflows, Strategy sales and a bearish chart structure have kept market participants focused on 60,000 as the next key downside level.

The S&P 500 and Dow Jones remain supported by softer inflation and weaker job growth, which have eased pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise rates. Still, new drone tariffs, elevated Treasury yields and a widening budget deficit are adding fresh uncertainty to the bullish outlook.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade alive and AI infrastructure earnings gave technology buyers fresh support. CoreWeave and Super Micro pointed to strong demand across cloud capacity and AI-ready data-center servers.

Gold enters the weekend with a stronger rate backdrop after softer inflation signals encouraged traders to reassess policy risk. Yet oil market tension, resistance near the 200 day moving average, and a sharp reversal from a two month high are keeping the bullish case under pressure.

Silver’s advance stalled after a move to $66.80 as a resilient dollar offset support from softer inflation data and lower September rate-hike expectations. Traders are now watching whether the metal can reclaim upside momentum or slip back toward key moving-average support.

Softer U.S. CPI and PPI readings have reinforced expectations for a less restrictive Federal Reserve path, keeping pressure on the dollar. EUR/USD and GBP/USD are approaching key resistance levels while the Dollar Index attempts to hold a critical trendline support zone.

Bitcoin traded close to $64,000 as crypto markets stayed locked in a low volatility range after the latest U.S. inflation reading. Monero and Hyperliquid outperformed while derivatives data showed muted volatility, elevated XRP positioning and selective bearish pressure across several altcoins.

Bitcoin traded near 63,400 after four straight days of losses, pressured by ETF outflows, Strategy sales and fading expectations around the CLARITY Act. Technical traders are watching 60,000 as the next downside target, while a move above 66,000 would soften the bearish setup.

The US dollar is trying to stabilize after softer consumer inflation reduced pressure for another Federal Reserve rate hike. Traders are now watching producer inflation, while EUR/USD and GBP/USD test important support and resistance zones.

Bitcoin moved lower after a July inflation reading matched expectations, easing macro anxiety but offering little fresh fuel for risk appetite. Traders are now watching Jackson Hole, the Sept. 4 jobs report and the Sept. 11 inflation release for the next major catalyst.

XRP remained above the key $1 level after a stable United States inflation reading reduced expectations for a September rate increase. The token still faces pressure from the Coreum bridge hack, bearish momentum signals, and a possible downside scenario if support fails.

The U.S. dollar moved higher after inflation data matched market expectations, giving dollar bulls room to test nearby resistance. EUR/USD and GBP/USD retreated, USD/CAD rebounded from multi-week lows, and USD/JPY climbed despite softer Treasury yields.

The Nasdaq advanced as July CPI data kept the September Fed-hold trade in play and AI infrastructure earnings strengthened risk appetite. CoreWeave and Super Micro led the move after updates that pointed to firm demand across cloud computing and AI-ready data-center hardware.

Silver is pressing back toward a pivotal technical midpoint after lower Treasury yields helped restore demand before the CPI release. Oil near $90 and divided Fed expectations keep the inflation debate unresolved, leaving XAG/USD vulnerable to a fast move in either direction.

U.S. inflation matched market expectations in July, with headline CPI rising 3.4% year over year and core CPI cooling to 2.5%. Bitcoin briefly dipped after the release but stabilized near $64,000 as Treasury yields remained under pressure.

Gold is pressing higher as buyers defend the rebound after Tuesday’s rejection, with CPI now set to determine whether momentum extends or stalls. A move through $4,435.25 would reopen the upside path, while a break below $4,356.70 could expose a wide support gap.

XRP is trading close to the psychologically important $1 level as futures open interest climbs to its highest since October. The July CPI release could sharpen volatility across crypto, with XRP looking more exposed than bitcoin after recent underperformance.

EUR/USD remained largely unchanged on Wednesday as traders waited for inflation releases from Germany, Italy and the United States. Technical traders are watching a developing bullish flag, with 1.1650 and 1.1450 emerging as the key near-term levels.

Bitcoin remained under pressure after four straight daily declines, with BTC/USD trading at 63,515 as traders awaited the latest US consumer price index report. Softer futures activity, weaker ETF momentum and coin sales by Strategy and miners have kept attention fixed on the 60,000 and 67,000 range.