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US inflation increased 0.6% in April after 0.9% rise in March, in line with expectations, while annualized CPI advanced 3.8% last month, compared to 3.7% forecast and 3.3% increase in March, in the biggest gain in three years. So called…
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Cable fell around 0.8% on Tuesday on deepening political crisis, following calls from a number of lawmakers to PM Starmer to step down after his Labour Party suffered heavy losses in recent local elections. Fresh weakness of sterling and…
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Bitcoin continues to trade above 80K mark that keeps near-term action biased higher, with broader uptrend (BTC is moving within a bull-channel off Mar 30 higher low) being fully in play so far. Fresh recovery leg from 79136 (May 8…
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US nonfarm payrolls increased by 115,000 jobs in April compared to an upwardly revised 185,000 advance in March and nearly doubled forecasts for payroll rising by 62,000. The same report showed that unemployment remained unchanged at…
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Gold advanced 5% in past three sessions and hit two-week high on Thursday, as fresh waves of optimism about potential end of US-Iran war revived risk appetite and deflated prices of crude oil and dollar. The metal rose further on…
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Brent oil remains firmly in red and extends weakness on Thursday after falling 10% on Wednesday and ending day with 5.5% loss. Growing hopes for a US-Iran peace deal provided relief, keeping oil prices under increased pressure for the…
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The dollar came under increased pressure on Wednesday after fresh wave of optimism about a possible end of US-Iran war deflated safe-haven demand. The dollar index, which tracks the performance of Greenback against its six major peers,…
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Australian dollar rose 1.2% against its US counterpart on Wednesday and hit the highest since June 2022. The rally was sparked by the media report signaling that US-Iran war might be near the end that revived demand for riskier assets.…
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Eurozone services activity contracted in April for the first time in nearly a year, as weakening demand and a decline in export business weighed on the bloc’s dominant sector, according to new survey data. The Services Purchasing Managers’…
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Australia’s central bank raised interest rates for the third time this year on Tuesday, pushing borrowing costs back to post-pandemic highs and warning that inflation is likely to remain persistent amid a global oil shock tied to conflict…
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