Gold dips to $3,235 amid softer US Dollar, lower inflation, and shifting global economic and geopolitical trends.
US dollar weakens on soft CPI and trade concerns; market eyes fewer rate cuts amid uncertainty.
Donald Trump expressed support for cryptocurrency and AI, claiming U.S. leadership over China in digital assets.
Mortgage applications fall; Dollar strengthens; gold dips; crypto holds gains amid US-China trade truce optimism.
The Federal Reserve adopts a cautious stance, awaiting clearer inflation trends before making policy adjustments.
USD/JPY dipped to 145.80 as US CPI softened; Yen strengthened on BoJ rate hike expectations.
China’s M2 money supply rose 8.0% in April; new yuan loans declined sharply from March levels.
Eased US-China tensions support AUD/USD; rate cuts likely, but expectations for four cuts may overreach.
EURUSD tests key resistance as USD weakens; traders eye Waller’s remarks and potential yield-driven moves.
NZD likely to trade between 0.5835–0.6030; limited upside due to overbought conditions and mixed momentum.
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