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27 May 2025

In April, United States Durable Goods Orders excluding Transportation exceeded forecasts, recording a 0.2% increase

Durable goods data lifts US Dollar; Bitcoin rebounds; EUR/USD, GBP/USD weaken; investors eye Germany’s DAX.

27 May 2025

Durable Goods Orders in the United States exceeded forecasts, reporting a decline of 6.3%

US data boosts Dollar; Gold weakens, Bitcoin rebounds. Germany gains attention for diversification in global portfolios.

27 May 2025

Durable Goods Orders in the United States, excluding Defence, declined from 10.4% to -7.5%

US durable goods drop; USD strengthens, pressuring EUR/USD and GBP/USD; gold dips, Bitcoin rebounds.

27 May 2025

High demand for gold as a safe haven attracts attention from the ECB and Commerzbank

Gold demand rises amid uncertainty, with futures and derivatives surging as investors seek safe-haven assets.

27 May 2025

Despite engagement from the Ministry of Finance and a hawkish Bank of Japan, JPY is weakening

The Japanese Yen weakens 0.8% versus USD amid speculation on debt issuance and bond market focus.

27 May 2025

Despite a decline against the US Dollar, the Pound Sterling excels among G10 currencies, observes Osborne

GBP softens 0.15% vs USD but outperforms G10; bullish trend persists amid cautious economic outlook.

27 May 2025

The US Dollar rebounded from three-week lows, breaking trendline resistance towards the 0.8300 region

US Dollar strengthens as Swiss Franc weakens; focus shifts to economic data and bullish USD/CHF momentum.

27 May 2025

Barbara Lambrecht from Commerzbank observed a substantial increase in China’s gold imports from Hong Kong.

China’s April gold imports from Hong Kong surged to 59 tons, showing strong demand despite high prices.

27 May 2025

Amidst a USD recovery, renewed selling pressure on CAD is anticipated, according to Scotiabank’s strategist

CAD weakens as USD rebounds; market eyes BoC policy amid inflation, tariffs, and technical resistance.

27 May 2025

Despite the USD’s steadiness, a wider downtrend continues as markets prepare for potential gains

USD rebounds modestly as global bonds recover; JPY lags, while MXN and CAD show greater resilience.

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