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    19 May 2025
    Reuters anticipates the PBOC will establish the USD/CNY reference rate at 7.2057 today

    The PBOC sets the yuan’s midpoint daily, allowing limited fluctuation and intervenes to ensure stability.

    19 May 2025
    Cautiously approaching the closing bell, the S&P 500 reacted to Moody’s downgrade news earlier that day

    Moody’s downgrade prompts cautious trading; macroeconomic shifts impact sectors, while investors weigh fiscal policy uncertainty.

    19 May 2025
    Bitcoin reached its peak since January, supported by a weakened US dollar and rising gold prices

    Bitcoin surges past $106,400 as US dollar weakens; global currencies and gold also see gains.

    19 May 2025
    A bullish breakout above $135 positions NVIDIA towards $163–$174, driven by AI data-centre demand

    NVIDIA surges past key zones, driven by AI, data-center demand, and strong technical and fundamental growth.

    19 May 2025
    Goldman Sachs suggests that US tariffs may lead to a weaker dollar and reduced foreign investment

    Trade tensions, slowing growth, and policy uncertainty weaken the US dollar as investors shift away from US assets.

    19 May 2025
    Key levels for Nasdaq-100 futures influence potential rally or decline in upcoming trading sessions

    Nasdaq-100 Futures consolidate near key levels; watch POC at 21,315 for bullish or bearish setups.

    19 May 2025
    House prices rose minimally this season, recording the lowest increase in nine years with decreased demand

    UK house prices hit record high despite slowed growth; demand drops after tax incentives expire in April.

    19 May 2025
    Bulls aim for 6,000 with a 5,960 regain, while bears seek a break at 5,904

    S&P 500 Futures watch resistance at 6,000; support levels and VWAP guide bullish and bearish scenarios.

    19 May 2025
    New Zealand’s PPI inputs and outputs rose in the first quarter, indicating increased production costs and prices

    New Zealand’s PPI Input and Output prices rose sharply, driven by energy and manufacturing sector increases.

    19 May 2025
    The Producer Price Index for output in New Zealand exceeded projections by 2.1% in the first quarter

    NZ PPI jumps 2.1%, surprising markets; strong USD weighs on gold, EUR/USD, and GBP/USD rates.

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