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Published: 2026-05-22T07:50:36.000Z

Psychology for major markets May 22

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Pakistan interior minister said to have met with Iran foreign minister again

EUR/USD – The Euro is clearly in consolidation. The initial euphoric USD offers have faded into the back drop as we are yet to hear anything concrete. While a relief rally cannot be ruled out with a deal, it will likely be a choppy trading session ahead as market participants position before the weekend.

USD/JPY –  The moderation of JGB yields have put a lid on USD/JPY. Still the extra debt has raised market participants' concern on Japanese fiscal picture and will drag the JPY in a medium run. Market participants will also be looking at the BoJ's view regarding rising yields. In a short run, USD/JPY is still heading to challenge the 160 figure.

AUD/USD – The Aussie stay depressed by poor precious metal performance and choppy risk performance. The latest labor report is of no help as it is one of the worst in recent years. With little likelihood of RBA further raising rates, the AUD/USD's easiest path seems to be south.

Equities & Others – Market participants are frontrunning a potential deal again as we see bids in equity rise on a subtle headline. Always with a grain of salt, we don't think such is sustainable until we see the deal agreed by both sides.

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