EUR/USD drops to 1.1350 as US Dollar strengthens; ECB rate cut debate intensifies amid cooling inflation.
US consumer confidence rose in May, reversing previous declines as optimism about income and business conditions improved.
AUD/USD dips as US Dollar strengthens; weak Australian inflation may prompt Reserve Bank interest rate cuts.
US economic uncertainty persists amid inflation concerns, fiscal drag, and stable consumer spending; markets react accordingly.
US Dollar strengthens on Japanese bond news and Fed policy; key US economic data awaits release.
Gold trades lower near support; wedge pattern forms. Key resistance at $3,291; breakout may signal rally.
Silver fell nearly 2% to $32.80 as Dollar strength and trade optimism reduced safe-haven demand.
Bank of Nova Scotia misses earnings estimates; shares down 2.9% YTD amid weaker quarterly performance and outlook.
US housing dips, Euro weakens, Gold pressured; Bitcoin rebounds, DAX gains as global investors diversify.
GBP/USD weakens near 1.3550 after peak, with technicals hinting at pullback amid strong US data.
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