The euro climbed to 1.1668, supported by optimism over a diplomatic breakthrough in the Ukraine-Russia conflict after reports of a planned meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin next week. Hopes for a ceasefire kept sentiment positive, with the pair testing resistance at 1.1745 and holding support at 1.1590.

Gold slipped below $3,380 as easing geopolitical tensions reduced safe-haven demand following news of the Trump–Putin meeting. Still, expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts later this year and ongoing trade uncertainties helped limit losses, with strong support at $3,340 and resistance at $3,425.

Bitcoin advanced 1.75%, building on a four-week rise and more than doubling over the past year. The move comes amid broader optimism in risk assets, with forecasts suggesting the cryptocurrency could approach 112,000 by quarter-end. It is now testing resistance at 123,500, with key support at 116,200.

The yen held steady near 147.51 as investors digested Bank of Japan minutes showing officials remain open to further rate hikes despite concerns over the economic impact of tariffs. Resistance stands at 148.50, while support is anchored at 146.60.

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