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21 May 2025

European equities are expected to lead market performance for the remainder of Q2 2025

European equities surged past US counterparts in 2025; retail investors may sustain ongoing US stock rally.

21 May 2025

Earnings for ICL Group Ltd reached $91 million, while revenues fell short compared to last year

ICL posts $91M Q1 profit, EPS beats estimates; sales rise 2% driven by specialty segment growth.

21 May 2025

The Japanese Yen strengthens as the US Dollar weakens amid changing economic conditions and central bank views

USD weakens against Yen amid Moody’s downgrade, rising US deficit concerns, and Japan’s shifting policies.

21 May 2025

In April, Canada’s yearly New Housing Price Index declined from 0.1% to -0.6%

Housing prices fall in Canada; Bitcoin, AUD, and EUR rise as US Dollar weakens amid global tensions.

21 May 2025

In April, Canada’s New Housing Price Index declined by 0.4%, falling short of the anticipated 0.1%

Bitcoin surges to new highs, USD weakens, housing prices dip, and global tensions bolster gold stability.

21 May 2025

The Canadian Dollar continues to rise against the US Dollar, aided by unexpected inflation data

Canadian Dollar strengthens as inflation beats expectations; weaker USD and falling oil prices influence FX markets.

21 May 2025

Amid rising concerns over Middle East tensions and political uncertainties, gold prices approach technical resistance levels

Gold nears $3,310 amid Middle East tensions, U.S. fiscal uncertainty; potential Israel strike may escalate.

21 May 2025

Scotiabank’s strategist observes JPY achieves a 0.4% rise against USD amidst USD’s overall decline

Japanese Yen gains 0.4% amid weak US Dollar; BoJ eyes policy normalisation, bond market volatility persists.

21 May 2025

The Pound Sterling rises against the US Dollar, influenced by unexpected inflation data, according to Osborne

GBP rises slightly on strong inflation data; USD weakens amid trade tensions, boosting gold and crypto.

21 May 2025

After a dovish RBA announcement, analysts observed the Australian Dollar at 0.6445 levels

Australian Dollar dips to 0.6445 amid dovish RBA tone, limited by weaker US Dollar and resistance levels.

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