U.S. inventories rise modestly; gold climbs, Bitcoin slips, while dollar strength influences major currency pairs.
Retail sales showed stability with strong April gains, yet largest retailer’s shares fell 2.3% pre-market.
US housing index drops, major currencies fluctuate, gold steady, Bitcoin falls, UK reports faster growth.
USDCHF faces resistance at 0.8482; support at 0.8318–0.8333 critical for short-term bullish momentum.
GBP/USD holds steady below 1.3300 despite mixed UK data; bullish signs emerge after earlier rally.
Oil prices fluctuate amid uncertainty over potential Iran nuclear deal and its impact on global oil markets.
India’s trade deficit widens; US dollar strengthens; gold rises; Bitcoin drops amid geopolitical uncertainties and data concerns.
Canada’s wholesale trade rose 0.2% in March, surpassing expectations; motor vehicle sales led growth.
UK GDP grows 0.6%; gold and Bitcoin fluctuate amid global uncertainty; currencies decline as dollar strengthens.
Empire State Manufacturing declines again; orders, shipments rise; prices climb; employment, capital spending show weakness.
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