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Gold and silver fall to four-year lows as US dollar rallies and a surprise easing move by BoJ bolsters flows to riskier assets.

Overall both the euro and sterling seem to be headed for new multi-month lows

Poll reveals 76% oppose government's plans to enter the Eurozone

Fed minutes show aggressive market posture for early rate hike.

Pound drops to eleven-month low of 1.5952, down 1.68% in the week, followed by Swiss franc.

ECB unlikely to change rate as it awaits impact of recent easing.

Stronger US dollar will dent the yellow metal's safe-haven status.

Euro also languished near a two-year low against pound.

Euro falls across the board after ZEW said geopolitical tensions have started to affect Germany.

Pound and euro traded weak on Thursday as traders preferred to stay light ahead of monetary policy announcements.

US dollar rallies to new high against Canadian dollar while stronger-than-expected UK PMI strengthens sterling.

None of them are seen altering rates, going by recent policy statements.

After trading near its record high earlier in the month, the New Zealand dollar is on track to become the weakest performer among G10 currencies in July.

BOJ expects Japanese economy to expand 1% in the year to March 2015.

Germany says industrial output fell at fastest pace for two years during May.

German economic data in the week to 4 July generally surprised on the downside.

Arvydas Arnasius, Acting Director General at Invest Lithuania told IBTimes TV that the country is primed to draw in more business from abroad and is an optimal place for more foreign direct investment.

MPC minutes to show how hawkish the policy making body has become with the improved growth and employment conditions.

Euro lost ground across the board on Tuesday amid speculation the European Central Bank will be forced to increase its stimulus measures.

Sterling remains strong versus the euro ahead of BoE and ECB policy meetings on Thursday.

BMW reviewing two sites in Mexico for second North America factory.

American and Dutch nationals found with briefcase containing fake bonds with a face value of 3 trillion euros.

Traditional safe-havens such as Swiss franc and Japanese yen also gain.

Financier Soros suggests Scotland could join eurozone as alternative to keeping sterling.

BoE deputy governor says UK exports disappointing after sterling depreciation during financial crisis.

Investors making "tactical" decisions claims Putin as Ukraine crisis escalates.

Bank of England MPC member McCafferty says if pound continues to strengthen it will worry him.

Soros said in interview with German weekly Der Spiegel that he believes in euro.

Dogecoin to branch out into Europe with online exchange Kraken announcing support for the meme-based cryptocurrency.

Currency market views US economic fundamentals less favourably.