Trump criticized rising oil prices, reaffirmed support for Powell, and emphasized his wish for lower interest rates.
Tech stocks surged, led by Oracle, while aerospace and consumer defensives declined amid macroeconomic and geopolitical concerns.
Gold climbs to $3,388 amid Iran tensions and weak dollar, aiming to surpass recent highs soon.
Euro surges to highest since 2021 amid weak dollar, ECB policy shifts, and rising geopolitical tensions.
USD weakens on soft PPI and job claims; EURUSD, GBPUSD rise; USDJPY, USDCHF test key supports.
Iran insists on nuclear enrichment; oil prices drop in Asia, but gold demand remains strong amid tensions.
Jobless claims rise to 248,000, signaling job market weakening, with notable state-by-state employment trend differences.
US PPI rose 2.6% annually in May, slightly below expectations, keeping inflation pressures moderately elevated.
EUR/USD climbs as US inflation eases; geopolitical tensions rise; Fed eyes September rate cut amid declines.
US dollar weakens, Treasury yields drop amid Middle East tensions and rising US jobless claims concerns.
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