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    16 May 2025
    As trade tensions diminish, Commerzbank’s analyst observes a decline in gold prices recently

    Gold prices may decline further as safe-haven demand weakens and interest rate cut expectations diminish.

    16 May 2025
    Increased orders and supply chain pressures from tariff changes could lead to rising inflationary concerns

    Tariff pause triggers shipment surge, straining supply chains as inflation worries grow amid uncertain US-China talks.

    16 May 2025
    DXY hovered around 100.75, with OCBC’s analysts observing a decline due to lower UST yields

    USD weakens amid lower yields and soft data; downside risk grows as momentum eases, support at 99.90.

    16 May 2025
    Oil traders remain vigilant regarding possible U.S. sanctions against Russia due to geopolitical tensions

    Traders monitor potential U.S. sanctions on Russian energy, impacting oil prices, ruble, and global markets.

    16 May 2025
    ING indicates the Euro remains steady at 1.12, with upward potential despite minor growth revisions

    Euro holds steady as ECB eyes rate cuts; industrial output strong, inflation impact from tariffs minimal.

    16 May 2025
    Kazāks believes a meeting-by-meeting strategy is appropriate amid considerable uncertainty in trade measures

    The ECB adopts flexible policy meetings amid uncertainty, with markets expecting a June rate cut.

    16 May 2025
    The trade balance for Italy within the EU decreased from €-0.361B to €-2.453B

    Italy’s trade deficit grows; USD strengthens; gold dips; Bitcoin nears resistance; eyes on US data.

    16 May 2025
    During the European session, gold prices fell beneath $3,200, reaching a new daily low

    Gold declines as trade optimism weakens safe-haven demand; rate cut hopes and tensions offer limited support.

    16 May 2025
    EUR/USD will focus on expiries at 1.1200, with peripheral levels influencing price action

    Large EUR/USD option expiries at 1.1200 may anchor price; headline risks could impact market behavior.

    16 May 2025
    Japan’s GDP data disappoints, yen fluctuates, NZD/USD surges, while gold prices decline sharply

    Japan’s Q1 GDP shrank 0.7% annually; yen strengthened, while inflation expectations lifted the NZD.

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