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May 2026
Oil-backed Canadian dollar caps USD/CAD recovery, keeping pair stable near 1.3600 amid mild risk aversion

USD/CAD dips to 1.3615 as US-Iran tensions support dollar, while high oil supports Canadian dollar.

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May 2026
BBH’s Elias Haddad says Swiss inflation was mixed: energy lifted headline, while core fell markedly to lows

Switzerland’s April CPI was mixed: headline rose to 0.6%, core hit multi-year low, easing SNB hike bets.

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May 2026
The US dollar strengthens as hawkish Fed expectations, rising oil and Gulf tensions underpin short-term rates, aiding DXY

Hawkish Fed and elevated oil prices lift short-dated US rates, supporting dollar as DXY targets 99–99.50.

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May 2026
TD Securities says AUD/USD upside fades as RBA hikes 25bps to 4.35%, Bullock hints pausing

RBA hikes 25bp to 4.35% on 8–1 vote; AUD constructive, AUD/NZD eyeing 1.24; US data resilient.

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May 2026
NBC strategists Marion and Dahms expect euro gains despite geopolitical risk, energy costs, and weak growth ahead

NBC sees euro uneven near-term on geopolitical risks, high energy prices, weak growth; modest year-end gains expected.

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May 2026
Societe Generale strategists observe AUD/USD retreating as the RBA lifted rates to 4.35% then paused

AUD/USD dips below 0.7150 as RBA hikes to 4.35% but signals pause; key supports remain.

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May 2026
Spain’s 12-month Letras auction yield rose to 2.635%, up from the prior reading of 2.611%

Spain’s 12-month Letras auction yield climbed to 2.635%, rising 0.024 points from the prior 2.611%.

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May 2026
Spain’s six-month Letras yield eased to 2.357%, slipping slightly from the prior 2.362% at auction

Spain’s Treasury sold six-month Letras bills at 2.357% yield, down 0.005 points from prior auction.

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May 2026
Commerzbank’s Pfister expects sterling’s recent gains to fade, amid BoE rate uncertainty and political risks

Commerzbank warns sterling’s rally may fade as BoE rate expectations and UK political risks shift soon.

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May 2026
Commerzbank says the RBA raised rates to 4.35%, prioritising inflation risks, but the Australian dollar stayed weak

RBA lifts rates to 4.35%, prioritizing inflation risks; forecasts higher inflation, lower growth, threatening AUD weakness.

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