US equity futures rise amid potential Fed rate cut and temporary inflation; options expiration also influences markets.
Central banks increasingly view Gold as vital for reserves, citing diversification, crisis resilience, and value stability.
Gold steadies as Fed holds rates; geopolitical tensions, rate cut prospects support safe-haven demand amid uncertainty.
Waller signals potential July rate cuts; markets rise, USD weakens, currency pairs show bearish technical shifts.
US crude oil inventories fell sharply, exports rose, but tight supply and narrowing WTI-Brent gap suggest caution.
Chris Waller supports July rate cut, urges preemptive action before job market weakens, downplays tariff inflation impact.
Global oil demand to peak by 2030; India drives growth as electromobility cuts into fossil fuel use.
Canada’s May PPI fell 0.5%, exceeding expectations. Raw materials costs also declined but showed improvement.
Gold stabilizes below $3,400 amid Middle East uncertainties; further escalation could drive prices higher again.
Canada’s retail sales rose modestly in April; May outlook weakens with projected 1.1% consumer spending drop.
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