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    2 June 2025
    The US Dollar faces pressure amid dwindling support, while the yen weakens on bond issuance news

    USDJPY erases losses as weak US data pressures Dollar; Japanese bond plans and inflation influence Yen.

    2 June 2025
    In Europe, PMIs will be released, while the US session features crucial manufacturing data and central bank remarks

    Markets eye manufacturing PMIs and central bank speeches, with Powell and Lagarde expected to draw focus.

    2 June 2025
    In early European trading, Eurostoxx futures fell 0.5%, with German DAX futures down 0.4%

    Eurostoxx and S&P 500 futures decline amid US-China trade tensions; DAX dips, FTSE holds steady.

    2 June 2025
    House prices in the UK rose by 0.5%, exceeding expectations amid supportive conditions for buyers

    UK house prices rose 0.5% in May, indicating strong market activity despite global economic uncertainties.

    2 June 2025
    The Japanese Prime Minister reaffirmed a firm stance on US tariffs after Akazawa’s Washington visit

    Japan remains firm on US tariffs, with no progress from recent talks; further negotiations are forthcoming.

    2 June 2025
    On this day, EUR/USD has an expiry at 1.1350, potentially supporting price movements amid dollar weakness

    EUR/USD sees support near 1.1350 amid large expiries and weaker dollar from renewed trade tensions.

    2 June 2025
    Oil prices rose despite an OPEC+ output increase, while the US dollar weakened amid market tensions

    Oil rises as OPEC+ boosts output; geopolitical tensions, currency shifts, and Fed comments reshape global markets.

    2 June 2025
    At a forum, Jamie Dimon asserted that China will not submit to US trade pressures

    Jamie Dimon urges U.S. reform on trade, regulation, and global leadership to retain economic dominance.

    2 June 2025
    Japan’s Q1 corporate capital spending increased by 6.4%, indicating robust domestic demand amidst GDP decline

    Japanese corporate capital spending rose 6.4% in Q1, signaling resilience despite GDP contraction and export weakness.

    2 June 2025
    The Bank of Japan has declared a full loss provision for bond transactions in fiscal 2024

    Bank of Japan boosts bond loss provisions to 100%, preparing for risks from anticipated interest rate hikes.

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