TD Securities sees euro holding firm versus pound and Canadian dollar on UK politics, central-bank divergence, oil.
US April CPI hit 3.8% y/y, topping forecasts; core firm, energy-led rise boosted dollar, hawkish expectations.
US core CPI, excluding food and energy, rose to 335.423 in April from 334.165, up 1.258.
Dollar rises with oil, USD/JPY nears 158; Japan signals possible intervention amid volatility and persistent yen weakness.
Private-sector hiring edged up late April; employers added 33,000 weekly; job and wage gains influence inflation.
EUR/USD slides under 1.1750 as Iran ceasefire fears boost dollar; traders await US CPI, Euro data.
US ADP employment change 4-week average fell to 33K on April 18, down from 39.25K.
Sterling weakened as resignation calls grew for Starmer; political uncertainty, fiscal-rule doubts, and leadership speculation pressured GBP.
Brazil’s April IPCA inflation eased to 0.67%, undershooting forecasts of 0.7% by 0.03 percentage points.
Mexico’s industrial output dropped 1.3% year on year in March, a smaller decline than the forecast 1.5%.
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