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European shares extended gains, while U.S. stock futures remained steady early Thursday, as tensions in the U.S.-Iran conflict appear to ease.
The US dollar is experiencing a modest recovery on Wednesday morning. However, the current rebound still looks driven more by short covering than by a clearly strong wave of spot buying.
USD/JPY is trading just below the critical resistance level of 160, a barrier it has tested multiple times without breaking. The currency pair has moved into a sideways consolidation after hitting the critical supply zone.
Bitcoin (BTCUSD) hit a fresh 4-week high of $74,900 early Tuesday morning before giving up some gains, reflecting improved investor risk appetite.
The dollar index has staged a modest rebound from a multi-week low, with the 100-day moving average providing additional support beneath the price action. However, despite the early rebound, traders should remain cautious.
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