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    17 May 2025
    Rabobank’s Jane Foley suggests that the weakening US outlook could lead EUR/USD to 1.15

    Forecasts suggest EUR/USD may reach 1.15, reflecting weaker U.S. outlook despite dollar dominance.

    17 May 2025
    The US oil rig count fell for the third week, totalling 576 rigs, while natural gas improves

    US land oil rigs drop to 576 amid OPEC output hike, while natural gas supply tightens.

    17 May 2025
    The precious metal Gold has fallen below $3,200, losing over $300 from its peak

    Gold drops below $3,200 as safe-haven demand fades; technical pressure and easing risks weigh on prices.

    17 May 2025
    The Federal Reserve intends to reduce its workforce by 10% over the coming years

    The Federal Reserve will gradually cut 2,600 jobs to streamline operations while maintaining essential financial functions.

    17 May 2025
    In April, Russia’s monthly Consumer Price Index decreased from 0.65% to 0.4%

    CPI drops, Euro and Pound weaken, Gold slides, Ethereum holds gains, Trump’s trip boosts US trade.

    17 May 2025
    The Budget Committee voted against Trump’s tax proposal, increasing concerns over the US deficit’s rise

    Budget proposal fails in committee vote, raising deficit concerns; future efforts expected amid Medicaid spending debate.

    17 May 2025
    The EUR/CHF pair displays a cautious attitude, fluctuating near the 0.94 level with slight increases

    EUR/CHF holds near 0.94; bearish trend persists despite slight buying momentum and mixed technical indicators.

    17 May 2025
    European equities achieved gains, with Italy, Spain, and Germany reaching record closing highs amidst trade tensions

    European markets rise for fifth week; major indexes hit highs amid looming EU-US trade uncertainties.

    17 May 2025
    The Swiss Franc faces potential declines as the US Dollar gains amidst evolving market conditions

    USD/CHF tests critical resistance at 0.8540; failure could extend downtrend toward 0.7770 or lower.

    17 May 2025
    BofA advises remaining pessimistic about the USD due to ongoing uncertainties and economic challenges ahead

    Bank of America sees structural weaknesses and policy uncertainty driving continued dollar depreciation despite temporary improvements.

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