New Zealand card retail sales growth quickened to 3.3%, signalling resilient demand and supporting higher-for-longer rates, firmer NZD.
New Zealand electronic card sales rose 1.7% in May, boosting NZD outlook and supporting “higher-for-longer” rates.
US-Iran ceasefire ends four-month war; Strait of Hormuz reopens, lifting blockade, sending oil prices sharply lower.
New Zealand services activity weakened again as PSI fell to 47.5, boosting rate-cut expectations and pressuring NZD.
Dollar dips before key Fed, BoJ, BoE, RBA decisions; euro, pound rise, yen watched, oil/gold steady.
Elliott Wave and breadth signal multi-month SPX decline; rebound seen temporary, targeting 6,840–7,075 below 7,598.
South Korea launched coordinated FX measures to boost USD liquidity, curb speculation, and support won; intervention intensifies.
CFTC data shows GBP net shorts deepened to -64.2K as UK slowdown fuels bearish sterling outlook.
CFTC data shows yen net shorts deepened to -145.8K as Fed-BoJ policy gap fuels bearish bets.
CFTC data showed oil net longs fell to 130.3k from 155.9k, signaling bearishness amid supply strength.
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