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Published: 2025-09-08T10:03:08.000Z

Psychology for major markets Sep 8

byAdrian Schmidt

Senior FX Strategist
2

USD softer after employment report, JPY weaker after Ishiba resignation

EUR/USD – EUR/USD breaking to the top side of the 1.16-1.17 range, but with little momentum following the weaker than expected US employment report. Upside still favoured but any gains likely to be slow

USD/JPY – JPY remains generally weak despite stronger Japanese wage data and lower US yields with PM Ishiba’s resignation triggering latest decline. But JPY still has substantial upside potential.

EUR/GBP – Concerns about UK public finances continue to undermine GBP confidence, but 0.87 remains hard to break.

AUD/USD – Pushing towards the top end of the 0.64-0.66 range.

Equities – S&P hit another new all time high after US employment data led to lower US yields, but downside risks mounting as weaker data unlikely to benefit equities from here on.  

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