Atlanta Fed trims Q2 GDPNow estimate to 3.5% amid mixed expenditure data and minor investment improvement.
Canada sees smaller foreign investment outflow; mixed China data; dollar strengthens; gold steady; Bitcoin dips.
Bitcoin drops 4%, hinting at a reversal as geopolitical tensions and profit-taking weigh on risk sentiment.
US retail sales decline, geopolitical tensions influence currency markets, gold steadies, Bitcoin dips, China data mixed.
Energy stocks surge while tech and consumer sectors show mixed results; Salesforce and Exxon Mobil outperform peers.
U.S. retail sales fell, geopolitics affected currencies and commodities, while China showed mixed economic signals.
NASDAQ slips 0.66% after recent gains; key support at 19,441.38 critical for future trend direction.
US export prices slowed in May; USD strengthens on Middle East tensions; markets await Fed decisions.
USDCHF climbs above 100-hour average, showing buyer strength; resistance levels may determine continued upward momentum.
U.S. retail sales fall, strengthening USD; gold, Bitcoin fluctuate; China data mixed but growth on track.
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