UK political turmoil weakens Pound; borrowing costs surge as confidence wanes, while US Dollar shows resilience.
US dollar weakens after ADP jobs data; gold, oil, equities rise; UK pound drops on fiscal news.
Gold holds steady near $3,340 as markets await key job data and Fed signals on interest rates.
Bitcoin could surge to $200,000 by 2025, driven by ETF inflows and corporate treasury demand.
Goldman Sachs sees slower job growth and rising unemployment, signaling weakening labor market and softer wage gains.
Fed Chair Powell signals pause in rate cuts as tariffs raise inflation risks; labour market key factor.
NZD/USD strengthens amid Fed rate cut hopes, strong US jobs data, and upbeat Chinese economic indicators.
Central bankers at the ECB Forum discussed global economic outlooks and future monetary policy directions in Sintra.
PBoC sets USD/CNY rate at 7.1546, aims for stability, growth, and financial market reform.
Federal Reserve may cut rates before September; dollar strength influenced by monetary policy and global trade dynamics.
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