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    15 May 2025
    Amidst selling of the US Dollar, EUR/USD climbs to approximately 1.1200 following weak PPI data

    EUR/USD rises as US Dollar weakens on soft PPI, retail data; ECB rate cut hopes build.

    15 May 2025
    Resistance at the 200-hour MA pressures EURUSD, as it tests key support at the 100-hour MA

    EURUSD faces resistance near 1.1275, testing 100-hour moving average; break lower targets 1.10395 support zone.

    15 May 2025
    Trading at about 0.8420, EUR/GBP is declining while approaching the 200-day EMA after highs

    EUR/GBP retreats as UK GDP beats forecasts, contrasting with ECB’s easing despite strong Eurozone industrial data.

    15 May 2025
    Resistance at the 200-day moving average persists for AUDUSD, limiting upward movement and fostering bearishness

    AUDUSD struggles below key moving averages, with sellers in control and downside risks toward major support levels.

    15 May 2025
    Natural gas storage change in the US met predictions, recording a 110 billion increase

    Gold tops $3,200 as dollar weakens; AUD/USD drops below support; crypto dips; UK growth uncertain.

    15 May 2025
    The US housing market index of 34 falls short of the 40 forecast, reflecting ongoing weakness

    US homebuilder sentiment drops to lowest since 2022; western region softens amid resilient consumer spending.

    15 May 2025
    Despite the US Dollar’s poor performance, USD/CAD approaches the 1.4000 mark during trading

    USD/CAD edges higher near 1.4000 as weak PPI lowers Fed rate hike expectations; oil pressures CAD.

    15 May 2025
    USDCAD remains above 200-bar MA, with crucial resistance levels ahead and ongoing buyer-seller conflict

    USDCAD holds above 200-bar MA at 1.3957; eyes resistance near 1.40126 and 1.40525.

    15 May 2025
    In March, actual United States business inventories fell short of predictions, recorded at 0.1%

    U.S. inventories rise modestly; gold climbs, Bitcoin slips, while dollar strength influences major currency pairs.

    15 May 2025
    The US consumer’s strength remains evident, despite slight dips in grocery spending and international markets

    Retail sales showed stability with strong April gains, yet largest retailer’s shares fell 2.3% pre-market.

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