Lagarde cites U.S. policy doubts for dollar dip; Euro gains on Europe’s political and economic stability.
S&P 500 analysis shows bearish trend below 5947; key liquidity levels determine potential trade setups.
China’s April retail sales and investment lag forecasts; industrial output beats expectations; Aussie Dollar shows mixed performance.
China’s April 2025 data showed mixed signals: strong industrial output, sluggish retail sales, and steady unemployment.
Gold prices surge as US credit rating downgrade sparks safe-haven demand amid economic and debt concerns.
Interest rates may rise if economy improves; inflation to pick up despite consumption hit from higher prices.
BOJ may raise interest rates amid economic recovery; inflation uncertainty and consumption impact remain concerns.
China’s housing market remains weak, with home prices flat monthly and declining 4% year-over-year in April.
USD/JPY weakens as Yen gains on BoJ rate hike hopes and US credit rating downgrade impacts Dollar.
The PBOC set the yuan reference rate below expectations and injected 92 billion yuan net liquidity today.
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