May core retail sales beat forecasts, signaling resilient demand, delaying Fed cuts, lifting dollar, pressuring equities.
May ex-auto US retail sales rose 0.8%, reducing near-term Fed cut odds and raising volatility, dollar strength.
May control-group retail sales rose to 0.7%, signaling resilient demand, complicating rate cuts and heightening volatility.
Canada’s New Housing Price Index dropped 0.3% in May, boosting rate-cut bets and bullish USD/CAD.
May US retail sales jumped 0.9%, beating forecasts, signaling resilient consumers, delaying Fed cuts, boosting volatility, dollar.
Nvidia stabilizes near $200 support; bull-flag builds as hyperscaler capex surges, eyeing $208 breakout and highs.
Euro dips below 1.1600 as markets await new Fed chair Warsh; volatility, geopolitics, ECB divergence.
SocGen sees BOJ hike muted; bets short USD/JPY and USD/SEK if Fed turns dovish, EUR weaker hawkish.
UK May CPI held at 2.8%, below forecasts; core edged up, but pressures softening, BoE hikes uncertain.
FX markets range-bound ahead of FOMC; Brent dips below $80, easing inflation, but Fed stays patient.
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