Singapore’s exports dropped unexpectedly in May; GDP growth forecast for 2025 downgraded to 0%-2%.
AUD/JPY trims gains as BoJ holds rates; China’s strong retail data supports Australian dollar strength.
PBOC sets yuan midpoint at 7.1820, allowing 2% fluctuation; may intervene to stabilize volatility.
US dollar rises gradually amid geopolitical tensions; Trump urges Tehran evacuation, prompting market uncertainty and speculation.
USD/CAD rises near 1.3580 amid Middle East tensions; oil prices and US retail data in focus.
Canada and U.S. aim to resolve tariffs in 30 days, boosting CAD amid shifting market sentiment dynamics.
Canadian Dollar strengthens, hitting multi-month highs as geopolitical tensions and USD weakness drive market volatility.
Silver stabilizes above $36 amid geopolitical tensions, Fed speculation, and weakening US Dollar boosting safe-haven demand.
New Zealand’s Food Price Index rose 0.5% in May 2025, indicating continued but slowing food inflation.
Indian Rupee strengthens as trade gap narrows, crude prices ease, and Dollar weakens amid manufacturing decline.
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