The dollar weakens as markets shift; trade news and Asian sentiment may impact currency movements this week.
China’s central bank urges Asian coordination on tariffs amid rising global uncertainty, highlighting economic cooperation importance.
PBoC Governor urges Asian unity amid rising global economic uncertainty and unresolved US-China tariff issues.
ECB’s Panetta warns protectionism may hinder prosperity; EUR/USD climbs 0.37% amid cautious investment guidance.
Eurozone investor confidence rises slightly; expectations improve, suggesting recession fears ease despite ongoing global tariff concerns.
Investor sentiment in the Eurozone improved in May, easing recession fears and stabilizing the EUR/USD pair.
Swiss National Bank may cut rates as inflation falls, strong franc pressures economy, deflation risks increase.
Eurozone sentiment improves; EUR/USD steady, gold rises on tensions; focus shifts to Fed and trade talks.
Oil futures show bullish momentum, supported by strong buying, positive delta shifts, and institutional accumulation signals.
Turkey’s April CPI rose 3%, slightly below expectations, signaling inflation trends affecting monetary policy decisions.
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