Daily Global Market Update

Bitcoin, MetaStock, Aussie dollar, and gold fell. Oil prices dropped, Canadian dollar weakened. Ex-Binance CEO jailed. Key events: UK's 10y Bond Auction, US ADP Employment Change, Japan's BOJ Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes, Japan's Jibun Bank Manufacturing PMI, Dutch Market Manufacturing PMI, Dutch Retail Sales.

Moneta Markets | 20 days ago

Bitcoin's Significant Decline

The Bitcoin to USD pair experienced a notable decline of 5.7% in the last session. The CCI suggests an oversold market condition.

MetaStock's Slight Decrease

MetaStock experienced a minor fall of 0.3% in the last session. According to the Stochastic RSI, the market is oversold.

Aussie Dollar's Significant Drop

The Aussie dollar pair plummeted by 1.2% in the last session. The ROC is signaling a positive outlook.

Gold's Significant Dive

The gold-dollar pair dove 2% in the last session. The stochastic indicator is giving a negative signal.

Market News Highlights

Oil prices fell by 1%, extending losses, driven by rising US crude production and hopes of an Israeli-Hamas ceasefire. The Canadian dollar weakened to an 11-day low on slower-than-expected domestic economic growth, fueling speculations of deeper rate cuts by the Bank of Canada compared to the Federal Reserve. Former Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao has been sentenced to 4 months in prison for violating US money laundering laws.

Today's Major Economic Events

Here are today's major economic events:

• UK's 10y Bond Auction - 9:00 GMT

• US ADP Employment Change - 12:15 GMT

• Japan's BOJ Monetary Policy Meeting Minutes - 23:50 GMT

• Japan's Jibun Bank Manufacturing PMI - 03:00 GMT

• Dutch Market Manufacturing PMI - 05:00 GMT

• Dutch Retail Sales - 04:30 GMT

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Euro/Dollar in consolidation

The EUR/USD pair is gently declining towards 1.0858 on Tuesday but remains within a medium-term range.

RoboForex | 12h 15min ago

Fed uncertainty puts stocks on edge, dollar edges up

Fed policymakers maintain caution ahead of minutes as risk appetite ebbs. Commodities retreat from highs amid hawkish Fed, calm in Middle East. Dollar inches higher, ether jumps 19% on spot ETF hopes

XM Group | 12h 43min ago

Daily Global Market Update

EUR/USD fell 0.1%, CCI indicates more downside. Gold rose 0.2%, but is overbought. GBP/USD was static, also overbought. Bitcoin surged 4.3%, may correct soon. Gold prices rose ahead of a US inflation report. Japan's shares hit a 34-year peak. Ripple acquired Standard Custody and Trust.

Moneta Markets | 14h 51min ago

Dollar Rebound on Fed’s Hawkish Tone

In yesterday's market, the U.S. equity market took a breather after all three major indexes had risen more than 5% in May. All eyes are now on Nvidia’s earnings report due on Wednesday, which has the potential to spur the equity market further. In Asia, the Chinese stock markets also saw a retracement, with fresh data indicating that the property sector in China remains a significant concern.

PU Prime | 16h 45min ago

The Endless Struggle of Central Banks and Inflation

The majority of Central Banks around the world have maintained an unchanged inflation target for at least the past 50 years.

ACY Securities | 18h 53min ago

Oil shows weakness

Expert market comment made by senior analyst Alex Kuptsikevich of the FxPro Analyst Team: Oil shows weakness

FxPro | 1 day ago

Gold hits new record high

On Monday, a troy ounce of gold set a new price peak of 3438.00 USD. This surge was fuelled by renewed speculation about potential interest rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve, vigorous gold purchases by banks globally, and strong investor demand for safe-haven assets.

RoboForex | 1 day ago

Rate cut optimism buoys equities, gold jumps on geopolitical risks

Stocks remain on the front foot despite wavering rate cut bets; Optimism prevails even as gold rallies on Middle East uncertainties; Subdued dollar eyes Fed speakers, rising Japanese yields fail to lift yen

XM Group | 1 day ago

EURUSD	1.08551	GBPUSD	1.271	AUDUSD	0.6668
USDJPY	156.141	USDCAD	1.3638	USDCHF	0.91067