Currency and commodity markets showed limited movement on Friday as traders awaited Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh’s upcoming speech at the Jackson Hole symposium, according to FX Street. The USD/CAD pair traded around 1.3850 during early European hours, reflecting cautious positioning ahead of the event.

The US Dollar Index remained steady near 99.20 during Asian trading hours, while silver prices hovered around $68.80 per troy ounce, indicating restrained volatility across key assets. Market participants appear to be holding off on major moves until more clarity emerges from Warsh’s remarks.

For Japanese investors, the subdued market activity underscores the importance of closely monitoring U.S. central bank signals, which can influence the yen’s trajectory and broader risk sentiment in FX and commodity markets.