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    6 May 2025
    The GBP/USD pair rises past 1.33, yet fails to maintain gains amid US PMI data

    Pound Sterling rises to 1.33 amid US services growth, but Dollar weakens on trade uncertainties.

    6 May 2025
    Palantir’s EPS met expectations, while revenue exceeded forecasts; Ford’s figures similarly surprised, updating guidance

    Palantir beats revenue estimates, raises guidance; Ford tops revenue expectations but suspends 2025 forecast due to tariff concerns.

    6 May 2025
    Motivated by a weak US Dollar, silver’s value increased nearly 1% as market conditions shifted

    Silver nears $32.30 as Dollar weakens; safe-haven demand, technical levels, and Trump tariffs influence market.

    6 May 2025
    With trading time remaining, the S&P index faces decline alongside falling stocks from Palantir and Ford

    S&P falls 0.42%; Palantir, Ford earnings expected post-market, showing contrasting revenue and EPS trends.

    6 May 2025
    Amid trade speculation, the Taiwan Dollar rises sharply while USD/TWD falls to 28.90

    USD/TWD plunges amid speculation of Taiwan revaluation; Asia currencies surge on hopes for trade leverage.

    6 May 2025
    The euro remains stable near 1.1300, maintaining a bullish trend as the pair advances

    EUR/USD trades near 1.1300 with bullish momentum, supported by rising moving averages and stable indicators.

    6 May 2025
    Oil experienced a decline; however, companies felt relief from OPEC+ decisions to increase production

    WTI crude falls to $57.13; market awaits positive signals as supply declines from reduced US drilling.

    6 May 2025
    Despite tensions between leaders, the Mexican Peso remains steady against the US Dollar due to weak data

    Mexican Peso holds firm despite political tensions; markets eye Fed rate decision and economic data impact.

    6 May 2025
    Morgan Stanley anticipates no FOMC changes, while the BoE is likely to cut rates.

    Fed holds rates steady; BoE expected to cut, signaling dovish shift and potential sequential easing cycle.

    6 May 2025
    In April, the ISM Services PMI rose to 51.6, surpassing expectations and March’s 50.8

    US services sector expands; inflation pressures rise. Dollar dips amid optimism, easing US-China trade tensions.

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