Germany, France, and Switzerland observe Whit Monday, but Xetra and Euronext exchanges remain open for trading.
China’s CPI dips, trade surplus grows; Japan’s GDP revised upward; markets steady as holiday volatility looms.
China’s May trade surplus exceeded forecasts as exports rose and imports fell, despite weaker U.S. trade.
Hang Seng rises 1.4% as US-China trade optimism boosts markets to levels not seen since March.
US dollar weakens amid payroll corrections, L.A. unrest, and protests—potentially impacting market and currency dynamics.
Japanese stocks rose after Wall Street gains; GDP revision eases concerns, resistance persists at 38,500 level.
China’s May 2025 CPI drops 0.1% year-on-year, signaling continued deflation alongside deeper PPI decline.
The yuan midpoint is set stronger at 7.1855 as officials prepare for key US-China talks.
Gold prices dip for third day amid US-China trade talks; market remains split on future direction.
Japan’s current account surplus in April 2025 declined, reflecting shifting trade dynamics and seasonal adjustments.
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