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USD to NZD rebounds near 0.6080 as dollar weakens; markets eye China inflation and RBNZ meeting for the pair's next directional move.
U.S. stock market sentiment is strong, with stocks hitting new highs as investors return and earnings surpass expectations.
Hang Seng slips 0.68% to 24,048.77 while Nikkei 225 drops 0.79% to 39,943.62. Asian markets show mixed moves as trade tensions and data weigh.
Oil prices were steady as a strong job market supported the Fed’s decision, with focus on Trump’s tariff plans for various countries.
WTI falls on surprise US inventory build, OPEC+ production boost, and signs of slowing demand from China and uncertain US trade policy.
Vietnam’s VN-Index approaches 1,400 as US trade deal brings a 20% tariff on exports but opens Vietnam’s market to US goods. Stocks hit a 3-year high.
Due to the uncertainty of U.S. tariffs, May job growth slowed, and steady wage growth may delay the Federal Reserve's rate cuts.
The Hang Seng index fell over 1% on Thursday after Wall Street hit a new peak. Trump announced the US-Vietnam trade deal.
Trump's unstable tariff policy accelerates EU economic recovery, with increased investment inflows and ECB rate cuts stimulating growth.
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According to ADP data, U.S. private sector job growth slowed in May, with only 37,000 jobs added, far below the expected 130,000 increase.
DAX drops 236 points to 23,673.29 whilst FTSE 100 rises 0.28% to 8,785.33. European markets show mixed signals ahead of ECB rate cut expectations.
The yen steadied Wednesday as the dollar hovered near a 3-year low. The BOJ grows concerned over mixed inflation and weak consumer demand.
USD/CHF hits 14-year lows as dollar weakness persists; soft US data and Swiss franc strength drive the pair below the key 0.8000 level.
