European Commission denies accepting US tariff; calls reports speculative. Euro rises 36 pips amid ongoing discussions.
The US Dollar may test 145.00 against Yen, but resistance at 145.50 is likely to hold.
The Japanese Yen weakens against the US Dollar; Bank of Japan policy decision closely watched Tuesday.
Iran signals openness to talks if U.S. refrains from interference; Israel may continue strikes regardless.
Canada housing surges; AUD, EUR gain on weak USD; gold dips; Ripple rises; China posts mixed data.
GBP steadies as markets await UK CPI and BoE meeting; USD weakness boosts AUD, EUR gains.
Canada’s housing starts exceeded expectations in May, signaling robust construction amid regional price declines.
Pound steady near 1.3580; markets eye Fed, BoE signals. Geopolitical risks and tech levels watched.
OPEC forecasts strong economic growth in late 2025, with stable US shale and moderated supply increases.
The Euro gains amid ECB neutrality and Fed softness, approaching highs with bullish momentum and key events ahead.
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