The market was trading uncertainly towards the end of August with the performance of the US dollar also seen as mixed.
The direction of price movement was variable with the US dollar weakening again in the New York session yesterday after showing a recovery in previous sessions.
Signals for an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve (Fed) at the September meeting are the main factors currently pressuring the US dollar.
New York Fed President John Williams said on Wednesday that interest rates are likely to be cut but policymakers need to evaluate the latest data available to see whether the move is appropriate or not.
Attention will be given to the US (US) economic growth report for the second quarter of 2025.
This second reading is expected to increase slightly to 3.1% compared to the first publication last month with the growth figure recorded at 3.0%.
Also to be published together is US unemployment benefit claims data for last week's figures.
The next market indicator is the PCE price index, which measures personal consumption expenditures, to be published in the New York session tomorrow, Friday.
In other developments, market analysts do not see the drama between President Donald Trump and Fed Governor Lisa Cook as a long-term focus in the market.
However, it still affects investors' concerns about political stability and leadership for the world's largest economy.
Cook's lawyer announced that he will file a lawsuit to prevent his dismissal from his position after being threatened by Trump
While Trump is also said to be ready to oppose Cook's actions in an effort to remove him from the financial institution.
