FTSE 100 Climbs Led By Miners

Yen Falls As European Shares Traded Higher

The Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies in the European session on Wednesday amid increased risk-off mood by the investors, as the Iran-Israel ceasefire, announced by U.S. President Donald Trump appears to hold in the Middle East, and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said "many paths are possible" for monetary policy, opening the door to an earlier rate cut.

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DAX Trades In The Red

The positive sentiment that triggered Tuesday's rally on the DAX was missing on Wednesday as markets speculated on the ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

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Yen Falls Against Majors

The Japanese yen weakened against other major currencies in the European session on Wednesday.

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Sensex Jumps 700 Points; Nifty Nears 25,250

Indian shares rose sharply on Wednesday as the fragile Iran-Israel truce took hold and balanced comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell prompted traders to price in two Fed cuts by the end of 2025, with a first move in September far more likely than next month.

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Europe New Car Registrations Increase In May

Europe's new car registrations increased in May as demand for plug-in hybrid cars grew sharply from the last year, the European Automobile Manufacturers' Association, or ACEA, reported Wednesday. New car sales increased 1.6 percent on a yearly basis in May, faster than the 1.3 percent rise in April. This was the second consecutive rise in registrations.

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European Shares Mixed In Cautious Trade

European shares were mixed on Wednesday after rallying in the previous session as the fragile Iran-Israel truce took hold.

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Asian Shares Muted After Tuesday's Relief Rally

Asian stocks ended on a cautious note Wednesday after rising sharply in the previous session on Israel-Iran ceasefire relief.

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Australia Inflation Eases In May

Australia's consumer price inflation softened more than expected in May, giving space for the central bank to lower its interest rate. The monthly Consumer Price Index indicator rose 2.1 percent year-on-year, following the 2.4 percent increase in April, the Australian Bureau of Statistics reported Wednesday. A similar lower rate was last seen in October 2024.

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EURUSD	1.15997	GBPUSD	1.36067	AUDUSD	0.64949
USDJPY	145.768	USDCAD	1.37325	USDCHF	0.80695

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FTSE 100 Climbs Led By Miners