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    6 June 2025
    Simkus stated the Eurozone’s interest rates are neutral, emphasising the need for full flexibility

    Eurozone interest rates hit neutral range, giving ECB flexibility to adapt policies to shifting economic conditions.

    6 June 2025
    Germany’s industrial production fell by 1.4% monthly, while year-on-year figures improved to 1.8%

    Germany’s industrial production fell 1.4% in April 2025, outpacing expectations but showing yearly improvement.

    6 June 2025
    Halifax reported a monthly decline in house prices, indicating stability amidst affordability challenges and interest rate uncertainties.

    UK house prices dipped 0.4% in May; market remains stable amid affordability challenges and economic uncertainty.

    6 June 2025
    FX options set to expire include various currency pairs with specific amounts linked to price levels

    Major FX option expiries on 6 June include large positions in EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and other key pairs.

    6 June 2025
    Japan’s April leading economic index fell short of expectations amid ongoing trade uncertainty and inflation concerns

    Japan’s April leading index fell to 103.4, reflecting trade concerns; BOJ monitors inflation, negotiations.

    6 June 2025
    European session features low-tier data, while the US may reveal important employment figures and trends

    Canadian and US labor data expected; slowing job growth may influence future rate cut expectations and market pricing.

    6 June 2025
    Unexpectedly, China’s central bank injected 1 trillion yuan to alleviate rising liquidity concerns among banks

    China injected 1 trillion yuan to ease liquidity stress ahead of heavy debt maturities and rising yields.

    6 June 2025
    Japan’s Ministry of Finance may revamp bond strategy, shifting focus to shorter maturities amidst weakening demand

    Japan may shift toward shorter-term bonds as demand for long-term debt weakens amid rising yields.

    6 June 2025
    JP Morgan has revised its prediction, now anticipating the ECB’s next rate cut in September

    JP Morgan predicts ECB’s next rate cut will happen in September instead of previously expected July.

    6 June 2025
    Lagarde delivers a video address in Marseille, offering little encouragement for traders regarding rates

    Lagarde signals nearing end of easing cycle as ECB cuts rates; July pause likely amid service slowdown.

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