GBP/USD holds near 1.3410 as markets react to UK PMI data; global currencies shift with sentiment.
G7 finance leaders discussed Ukraine support, Russian oil price caps, and ongoing challenges in global trade cooperation.
Mexican Peso strengthens on high inflation; USD weakens amid fiscal concerns and potential Fed rate influence.
GBP/USD steadies near 1.3410 amid mixed UK-US PMI data, fiscal concerns, and central bank outlooks.
AUD/USD steady below resistance; gold gains on safe-haven demand; USD/JPY dips amid Japan inflation outlook.
European markets dip amid profit-taking; US debt concerns grow as tech stocks see selective investor interest.
Silver eases after hitting seven-week high; bullish trend intact if support holds and momentum remains stable.
U.S. existing home sales decline slows in April, signaling potential stabilization in the housing market.
Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel says current interest rates aren’t restrictive, advising caution for investors.
US private sector activity rises in May, boosting US Dollar; Manufacturing and Services PMIs climb above 52.
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