Insights 
UK’s CFTC GBP net non-commercial positions drop to £27.2K from £29.2K as of May 16.
Gold net positions slightly declined; trading involves significant risks; independent research and professional advice are essential.
Eurozone CFTC EUR net positions grew, indicating shifting speculative sentiment and potential forex market trend changes.
AUD net short positions increased, suggesting bearish sentiment; investors should monitor market trends and manage risks carefully.
S&P 500 Futures maintain strong uptrend; key resistance at 5,960 guides bullish or bearish trading strategies.
Canadian Dollar fluctuates near 1.4000; influenced by US policy, oil prices, interest rates, and inflation data.
Schnabel urges caution on ECB rate cuts, citing inflation risks and advocating for eurozone financial unity.
Interest rates near peak, says ECB’s Kazaks; future decisions depend on data, inflation outlook, and trade.
Global markets await key economic data and central bank actions, with inflation, rate cuts, and trade in focus.
Moody’s downgrades US credit rating, citing fiscal deficits, rising debt, and weak long-term budget planning.
