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Gold traded with a mild positive bias through the early European session, albeit lacked any follow-through and was last seen hovering around the $1,733-35 region. The XAU/USD, so far, has struggled to capitalize on Monday's rebound from the flash crash to the lowest level since late March and has been oscillating in a range over the past two trading sessions. Concerns about the economic fallout from the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus extended some support to the safe-haven precious metal.

That said, expectations for an early tapering of the Fed's massive monetary stimulus acted as a headwind for the non-yielding gold and capped the upside. The incoming US macro data, especially Friday's blockbuster NFP report, marked another step towards the Fed's goal of substantial further progress in the labour market recovery. This, in turn, forced investors to bring forward the likely timing for policy tightening. Moreover, the Fed officials have also started to guide the market towards an early tapering of the massive pandemic-era stimulus and higher interest rates as soon as 2022.

The AUD/USD pair dropped to its lowest level in nearly two weeks at 0.7316 on Tuesday but managed to stage a modest rebound ahead of the American session. As of writing, the pair was up 0.14% on the day at 0.7342. Earlier in the day, the data from Australia revealed that the National Australia Bank's (NAB) Business Confidence Index declined to -7 in July from 11 in June. This reading fell short of the market expectation of 15. Additionally, the NAB's Business Conditions Index fell to 11 from 24 and made it difficult for the AUD to find demand.

In the meantime, the US Dollar Index (DXY) continued to push higher after closing the previous two trading days in the positive territory and reached its strongest level in nearly three weeks at 93.10. Currently, the DXY is clinging to small daily gains at 93.04, not allowing AUD/USD to extend its recovery. Later in the day, the Nonfarm Productivity and the Unit Labor Costs data for the second quarter from the US will be looked upon for fresh impetus. More importantly, Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester and Chicago Fed President Charles Evans will be delivering speeches. On Wednesday, Westpac Consumer Confidence Index data for August will be featured in the Australian economic docket.

The USD/CAD pair edged lower heading into the European session and dropped to fresh daily lows, around the 1.2565-60 region in the last hour. The pair struggle to capitalize on its recent positive move beyond the very important 200-day SMA and witnessed a modest pullback from two-week tops, around the 1.2590 region touched earlier this Tuesday. Crude oil prices gained positive traction on Tuesday and built on the overnight rebound from three-week lows. This, in turn, underpinned the commodity-linked loonie and was seen as a key factor that exerted some downward pressure on the USD/CAD pair.

That said, uncertainty about how the COVID-19 situation in China will evolve and what this means for oil demand might act as a headwind for the black gold. China – the world's top crude oil importer – reported more COVID-19 infections on Monday in the latest outbreak of the disease. Adding to this, authorities have also stepped up mass testing to contain local transmission of the highly contagious Delta variant of the coronavirus.

The USD/CHF pair maintained its bid tone through the early North American session and was last seen hovering near two-week tops, around the 0.9165-70 region. The pair added to its post-NFP strong positive move and gained some follow-through traction for the second consecutive session on Monday. The momentum allowed the USD/CHF pair to build on last week's goodish rebound from the vicinity of the key 0.9000 psychological mark, or the lowest level since June 16.

Bulls seemed unaffected by the risk-off impulse in the markets, which tends to benefit the safe-haven Swiss franc. Worries that the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus
could derail the global economic recovery weighed on investors' sentiment, which was evident from a softer tone around the equity markets.

The USD/JPY pair edged lower through the early European session and dropped to fresh daily lows, around the 110.10 region in the last hour, albeit lacked follow-through. A combination of factors failed to assist the USD/JPY pair to capitalize on the post-NFP positive move to near two-week tops, instead prompted some selling on the first day of a new week. Investors remain worried that the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus could derail the global economic recovery. This was evident from a softer tone around the equity markets, which benefitted the safe-haven Japanese yen and exerted some pressure on the major amid a modest US dollar pullback.

The USD/JPY pair, for now, seems to have snapped three consecutive days of the losing streak and stalled last week's solid rebound from the 108.70 region, or the lowest level since late May. That said, any further downtick might still be seen as a buying opportunity and is more likely to remain limited. Friday's stronger-than-expected US monthly jobs report fueled speculations that the Fed could start tapering its asset purchases later this year, which should act as a tailwind for the USD.

The EUR/USD dropped further and bottomed at 1.1754, the lowest level in two weeks. The pair is testing the 1.1750/55 area, key support that capped the downside several times in July. The slide is being driven by a rally of the US dollar across the board. The DXY is up by 0.60% having the best day in weeks and trading at two-week highs. At the same time, stocks are holding in positive ground in Wall Street. The bond market is having an interesting day as US yields soar supporting the greenback. The 10-year stands at 1.29%, the highest in a week, up more than 5% on Friday.

The numbers from the US employment report came in better-than-expected triggering sharp moves. The economy added 943K jobs in July and the unemployment rate dropped to 5.4%. On a weekly basis, EUR/USD could post the lowest close since November. Currently is testing the 1.1750/55 support area and a break lower would add more negative pressure.

The NZD/USD pair maintained its offered tone through the early European session and was last seen hovering near the lower end of its daily trading range, just below mid-0.7000s. The pair witnessed some selling on the last day of the week and for now, seems to have snapped four consecutive sessions of a positive move. The downtick was sponsored by a modest US dollar strength and a softer tone around the equity markets, which tends to undermine perceived riskier currencies, including the kiwi. The USD remained supported by Fed Vice Chair Richard Clarida's hawkish comments on Wednesday, noting that conditions for an interest rate hike could be met in late 2022. Clarida further signalled a move to taper bond buying later this year or early 2022 and forced investors to bring forward the likely timing of a policy tightening.

This was evident from a strong move up in the US Treasury bond yields. In fact, the yield on the benchmark 10-year US government bond prolonged this week's strong positive momentum and shot back closer to monthly tops. This was seen as another factor that acted as a tailwind for the USD and exerted some pressure on the NZD/USD pair. Apart from this, worries about the potential economic fallout from the fast-spreading Delta variant of the coronavirus further underpinned the greenback's relative safe-haven status. Given this week's rejection near the very important 200-day SMA, the fundamental backdrop favours bearish traders and supports prospects for further weakness.