USD/KRW 24-hour trading begins as South Korea opens its won market to global investors, raising hopes for deeper liquidity but also new volatility risks.
Wall Street banks unwind euro longs as US rate hikes outpace Europe, sending euro to near one-year lows; forecasts see EUR at $1.10 on dollar strength.
AUD/NZD rose on Middle East tensions, but a hawkish RBNZ and fading momentum suggest downside risks as markets assess rate outlooks and investor positioning.
The Canadian dollar weakened after Canada's economy contracted in Q1, while markets weighed tariff risks, rate hike bets, and AI-driven software stock gains.