Wholesale inventories fall unexpectedly; US Dollar weak; gold steadies; Bitcoin Cash rises; oil market eyes Hormuz.
Key US data releases include jobless claims, durable goods, and May trade balance, impacting GDP outlook.
U.S. jobless claims rise, dollar weakens; gold, cryptocurrencies, and oil respond to geopolitical and policy shifts.
Dollar weakens broadly; EUR/USD tops 1.1700, USD/JPY dips; gold steady, markets eye key US data.
Durable goods orders rose 0.5% in May, signaling stronger core industrial demand excluding transportation volatility.
Foreign exchange moves reflect global economic uncertainties more than interest rate speculation, says Bank of England Governor.
US GDP Price Index hits 3.8%, boosting market sentiment; gold and Bitcoin Cash rise amid weak USD.
The Bank stresses cautious rate cuts, maintaining restrictions amid inflation risks and labour market economic slack.
US trade deficit widens; Dollar weakens; EUR/USD, GBP/USD rise; Gold and Bitcoin Cash gain; tensions grow.
India-U.S. trade talks stall over tariffs on steel, auto parts, and farm goods before July deadline.
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