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    21 May 2026
    Sterling Holds Near 1.3450 as US Dollar Softness Offsets Cooling UK Inflation and Dovish BoE

    UK inflation slowed, yet sterling rose near 1.3450 on dollar weakness; PMIs and retail sales awaited.

    21 May 2026
    New Zealand Export Surge Boosts NZ Dollar Outlook as Markets Price Higher-for-Longer RBNZ Rates

    New Zealand exports rose to $8.62b in April from $7.94b, increasing by $0.68b overall.

    21 May 2026
    New Zealand April Imports Slide to $6.7bn, Adding Pressure for RBNZ Dovish Pivot

    New Zealand’s imports fell to $6.7b in April, down $0.55b from $7.25b previously.

    21 May 2026
    Yen edges higher on broad dollar pullback as USD/JPY holds near 159 and eyes 160

    Yen ended slightly firmer as dollar softened; USD/JPY held near 159, with 158 support and inflation awaited.

    21 May 2026
    Silver’s bullish harami eyes $80 break as industrial demand and subdued dollar underpin prices

    Silver rose over 3%, forming bullish harami; confirmation above $78.88 targets $80-$81, downside $73-$70.

    21 May 2026
    NZD/USD edges up as US-Iran talks lift risk appetite, despite Fed caution on rate cuts

    NZD/USD neared 0.5870 as USD softened on improved risk sentiment, US-Iran talks, and cautious Fed minutes.

    21 May 2026
    Dollar eases on risk-on mood as Fed stays cautious; oil and gold pull back amid shifting drivers

    Dollar dips as risk appetite improves; Fed cautious on cuts; US–Iran talks progress; majors rise, gold surges.

    21 May 2026
    Gold climbs as Fed minutes tilt hawkish, but softer yields and geopolitics underpin demand

    Gold rose 1% as Fed minutes signaled possible hikes, while weaker dollar, yields, and geopolitics supported.

    21 May 2026
    Argentina’s April 2025 trade surplus shock revives peso jitters as reserves thin and CDS widen

    Argentina’s April trade balance hit $2m, far below expectations of $1,760m, indicating a smaller surplus.

    21 May 2026
    Fed minutes show officials ready to drop easing bias as energy risks keep rate-cut hopes in check

    Fed minutes signal dropping easing bias; inflation risks persist, rate unchanged, cuts possible if disinflation resumes.

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