US retail sales dropped more than expected, but control group unexpectedly rose, highlighting mixed consumer spending trends.
U.S. export prices fell 0.9% in May, signaling weaker demand or a stronger U.S. dollar.
Fed meeting eyed amid softening data; rate cuts possible as geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty fuel caution.
Japanese Yen steady; Bank of Japan cautious on policy. Global markets respond to geopolitics, upcoming data.
May retail sales expected to decline 0.7%, with control group rising 0.3%, defying low consumer sentiment.
Pound Sterling weakens against US Dollar; markets await CPI data and BoE decision amid inflation slowdown.
The Euro trades narrowly near mid-1.15s, with bullish trends amid ECB talks and geopolitical risks.
Germany’s economic sentiment improves sharply in June, driven by rising investment, demand, and supportive fiscal policies.
Euro steady on upbeat German data; Pound pressured by weak UK output ahead of key BoE decision.
The European Central Bank has reached an equilibrium; future rate changes depend on upcoming economic data.
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