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23 May 2025

Retail sales in New Zealand exceeded expectations in the first quarter, reporting 0.8% growth

New Zealand retail sales beat forecasts; yen strengthens on inflation; U.S. fiscal concerns buoy gold.

23 May 2025

After a steep midweek drop, the DJIA recovered as bond yields decreased

Dow Jones rebounds after early-week slump; bond yields, federal budget, and PMI data shape market outlook.

23 May 2025

The US Dollar Index hovers near 100.00, restrained by fiscal concerns despite positive PMI results

Dollar Index steadies near 100.00 amid fiscal uncertainty, credit downgrade, and mixed technical momentum signals.

23 May 2025

The Australian Dollar weakened as robust US PMI data strengthened the US Dollar amid reduced risk appetite

AUD dips to 0.6415 as strong US data boosts USD; fiscal concerns loom, pressuring long-term gains.

23 May 2025

The US PMI strength aids Pound Sterling, keeping GBP/USD above 1.3400 during fluctuating trading

GBP/USD holds near 1.3410 as markets react to UK PMI data; global currencies shift with sentiment.

23 May 2025

EU Economic Commissioner Dombrovskis described G7 discussions as successful, focusing on energy sanctions and Ukraine support

G7 finance leaders discussed Ukraine support, Russian oil price caps, and ongoing challenges in global trade cooperation.

23 May 2025

Inflation boost leads to the Mexican Peso rising against the US Dollar amid ongoing US risks

Mexican Peso strengthens on high inflation; USD weakens amid fiscal concerns and potential Fed rate influence.

23 May 2025

The British Pound remains above 1.3400, buoyed by robust US PMI data amidst fiscal concerns

GBP/USD steadies near 1.3410 amid mixed UK-US PMI data, fiscal concerns, and central bank outlooks.

23 May 2025

The auction for the United States 4-Week Bill showed a yield of 4.22%

AUD/USD steady below resistance; gold gains on safe-haven demand; USD/JPY dips amid Japan inflation outlook.

23 May 2025

While indices decline across the Atlantic, major tech firms are aiding US markets, according to Beauchamp

European markets dip amid profit-taking; US debt concerns grow as tech stocks see selective investor interest.

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