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    16 May 2025
    Following President Trump’s tariff announcement, the US Dollar Index remains stable around 100.80, raising concerns

    US Dollar steadies as geopolitical tensions persist; weak economic data and future Fed action cloud outlook.

    16 May 2025
    The Michigan Consumer Expectations Index for the US registered 46.5, missing the 48 forecast

    US consumer sentiment dips; dollar strengthens, gold falls, Ethereum surges, and Trump secures trade deals.

    16 May 2025
    In May, the 1-year consumer inflation expectations in the US rose to 7.3% from 6.5%

    U.S. one-year inflation expectations rose to 7.3% in May, signaling rising consumer concern about prices.

    16 May 2025
    In May, Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index recorded 50.8, falling short of the expected 53.4

    US consumer sentiment drops; USD strengthens on inflation expectations; gold dips; Ethereum stable post-upgrade.

    16 May 2025
    The upcoming UMich report may alter inflation expectations, impacting interest rates, asset classes, and markets

    Rising inflation expectations may delay rate cuts, strengthen the USD, and pressure stocks and Treasury yields.

    16 May 2025
    A rise in the five-year consumer inflation expectation in the United States reached 4.6%

    US inflation expectations rose to 4.6%, boosting the Dollar and pressuring EUR, GBP, and gold.

    16 May 2025
    Major currencies remained stable, while gold experienced a decline amid light trading activity

    Trade talks advance as US engages partners; central banks cautious amid uncertainty; markets mixed with shifting yields.

    16 May 2025
    During North American trading, the USD/JPY pair recovers slightly to approximately 145.50, down 0.1%

    USD/JPY holds near 145.00 as US Dollar steadies; Japanese Yen firms despite weak GDP data.

    16 May 2025
    Schlegel affirmed Switzerland’s lack of currency manipulation, focusing instead on price stability concerns and interventions

    Switzerland’s currency actions aim at price stability, not manipulation; negative rates may return if needed.

    16 May 2025
    In March, Russia’s foreign trade increased from $10.5 billion to $11.756 billion

    Russia’s foreign trade increased to $11.756 billion in March, signaling positive economic and trade momentum.

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