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Published: 2025-05-07T09:55:49.000Z

Psychology for major markets May 7

byAdrian Schmidt

Senior FX Strategist
3

USD mixed but vulnerable as equities now toppy

EUR/USD – Remains well supported on expectations of damage to the US from tariffs and decline in belief in US exceptionalism, but may struggle to make gains unless European data improves.

USD/JPY – Tested September 2024 lows below 140 but bounced as equities recovered. Upside nevertheless looks very limited above 145 with equities vulnerable at higher levels.

EUR/GBP – GBP has recovered some of the ground lost to the EUR on tariff concerns, but remains vulnerable to any turn lower in risk sentiment.

AUD/USD – Making some progress after break of resistance area above 0.64, with more stable risk picture suggesting scope for further gains into high 0.60s.

Equities – Strong recovery after initial bloodbath on US tariff increases but high US valuations still suggest scope for further declines longer term if tariffs cause significant US growth slowdown.

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