Euro’s steady rise poses minimal inflation risk; ECB nears target amid balanced outlook and trade concerns.
Indian Rupee rebounds as USD weakens; geopolitical tensions and oil prices continue to pressure Indian markets.
Israel proposes revised ceasefire plan with Hamas, offering earlier hostage releases to revive stalled negotiations.
India and US target interim trade deal by July; tariff talks, dollar dip, and China discussions ongoing.
Italy’s May CPI dropped 0.1%, signaling declining consumer prices and suggesting possible shifts in economic activity.
Large EUR/USD expiries from 1.1500–1.1600 and USD/JPY at 145.00 may limit market movement.
Italy’s inflation slows to 1.7%; EUR/USD rises; gold dips; China sees mixed data; key events ahead.
China’s legislature to review anti-competition law, possibly address Trump tariffs and Middle East issues.
ECB achieves inflation goals but maintains rate flexibility amid uncertainty; Euro rises as US Dollar weakens.
Buyers dominate early futures despite low volume, indicating intentional accumulation and potential market stabilization amid uncertainty.
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