Gold fell amid stronger US Dollar and trade optimism; geopolitical risks and central bank buying offer support.
South Korea’s early May exports fell 23.8% year-on-year, with imports down 15.9%, deepening trade deficit.
GBP/USD dips as strong US Dollar, Fed stance pressure pair; traders await central bank signals this week.
UK employment gauges drop as demand falls, signaling a weakening labour market despite persistent wage growth concerns.
Japan’s March BOP trade surplus fell to ¥516.5 billion, signaling shifts in trade dynamics and planning.
Japan’s March current account hit ¥3678.1 billion, surpassing forecasts, signaling strong international economic position.
Japan’s bank lending slows; AUD/USD strengthens amid US-China trade progress; markets eye US CPI report.
China-US trade talks show cautious optimism; USD strengthens, equities rise, Fed rate cut expectations decline slightly.
US equity futures rise amid optimism over trade talks, with ES and NQ showing potential gains.
AUD/USD rises as US-China trade progress boosts sentiment; China’s CPI, PPI decline amid stimulus efforts.
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