EURUSD1.1769+0.32%GBPUSD1.3601+0.33%USDJPY157.03+0.13%AUDUSD0.7242+0.46%XAUUSD4,684.80-0.75%XAGUSD81.15+0.95%USOIL99.00+3.75%US5007,398.9+0.84%NAS10029,235.0+2.35%US3049,609.2+0.02%BTCUSD80,707-1.74%ETHUSD2,330-1.66%NVDA215.20+1.75%TSLA428.35+4.02%AAPL293.32+2.05%MSFT415.12-1.34%META609.63-1.16%GOOGL400.80+0.71%AMZN272.68+0.56%EURUSD1.1769+0.32%GBPUSD1.3601+0.33%USDJPY157.03+0.13%AUDUSD0.7242+0.46%XAUUSD4,684.80-0.75%XAGUSD81.15+0.95%USOIL99.00+3.75%US5007,398.9+0.84%NAS10029,235.0+2.35%US3049,609.2+0.02%BTCUSD80,707-1.74%ETHUSD2,330-1.66%NVDA215.20+1.75%TSLA428.35+4.02%AAPL293.32+2.05%MSFT415.12-1.34%META609.63-1.16%GOOGL400.80+0.71%AMZN272.68+0.56%

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FX Markets — 04 pairs

Latest data from 2026-05-11

Euro / US Dollar1.1769▲ +0.32%

EUR edged to 1.1769 as the dollar softened on risk-on flows into Asian equities and tech. DXY held below 98.10 for a third straight session.

British Pound / US Dollar1.3601▲ +0.33%

Cable gained 45 pips to 1.3601, supported by broad dollar weakness and solid UK services PMI data last week.

US Dollar / Japanese Yen157.03▲ +0.13%

Dollar-yen crept higher to 157.03 despite broad dollar weakness — yen underperformed as risk appetite sent capital out of safe havens.

Australian Dollar / US Dollar0.7242▲ +0.46%

Aussie rallied to 0.7242, within 0.5% of its 52-week high. Commodities strength and Asian tech optimism lifted the risk-sensitive currency.