Indian Rupee strengthens as US Dollar weakens, aided by lower oil prices, equity gains, and investments.
US oil rig count drops to 432 from 438, indicating decreased operational activity in the sector.
EUR/USD hits highest since 2021 amid Fed rate cut hopes, inflation concerns, and political pressure.
Copper market saw a 50,000-ton April deficit; supply concerns rise despite overall yearly surplus projections.
GBP/USD dipped from a high, influenced by US PCE data and Fed leadership speculation affecting sentiment.
USD/JPY trades above 144.00 as soft Japan CPI, US inflation data, and trade optimism weaken Yen demand.
Gold falls below $3,300 as mixed U.S. data and improved sentiment reduce safe-haven demand and outlook.
GBP/USD slipped to 1.3700 as US inflation rose; sentiment and trade deals supported the dollar.
Key economic data next week includes US jobs, ISM PMIs, and inflation figures from Eurozone and China.
Trump halts US-Canada trade talks, spiking USD/CAD; markets react amid inflation data and digital tax risks.
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