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    14 May 2025
    The US indices closed higher, with NASDAQ leading after encouraging CPI data and CEO resignations.

    NASDAQ rose 1.61% on CPI news; S&P and Russell up, Dow fell due to UnitedHealth drop.

    14 May 2025
    Following subdued inflation data, the US Dollar Index fell to 101.50 against various currencies

    US inflation cools, rate cuts anticipated; trade tensions and bearish dollar trends signal economic uncertainty ahead.

    14 May 2025
    After weaker CPI results, the US dollar weakened, while stock and oil momentum persisted

    US core inflation steady; dollar weakens. Oil, gold rise. Trump urges rate cuts; ECB outlook shifts.

    14 May 2025
    A slight recovery of the Canadian Dollar occurred, influenced by a general decline in USD demand

    Canadian Dollar strengthens as U.S. Dollar weakens; oil prices, interest rates, and trade data remain key drivers.

    14 May 2025
    Concerns arose in China regarding the UK-US trade agreement potentially impacting its products negatively

    China criticizes UK-US trade deal, fearing exclusion from British supply chains; urges inclusivity in global agreements.

    14 May 2025
    Trade deals and German inflation dominate discussions as the US Dollar retraces recent gains

    The US Dollar weakened as markets absorbed trade deal impacts, boosting risk assets and rival currencies.

    14 May 2025
    After missing their chance, sellers led to a rise in the NZDUSD, favouring buyers now

    NZDUSD climbs as buyers regain control; key resistance at 0.5949 eyed amid shifting market sentiment.

    14 May 2025
    After a surprisingly low inflation report, US Treasury yields increased as rate cut expectations decreased

    Softer inflation slows rate cut bets; yields rise, gold dips as real rates and Fed outlook shift.

    14 May 2025
    Crude oil futures have risen to $63.67, reflecting an increase driven by demand expectations

    Crude oil rises 2.78% to $63.67 amid easing trade tensions, driving season, and rising supply.

    14 May 2025
    During the North American session, the USD/CHF pair moved back to essential support around 0.8400

    USD/CHF dips to 0.8400 as US inflation cools; Swiss Franc gains amid economic uncertainty and market shifts.

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