CFTC data show Japan’s JPY non-commercial net positions improved to -61.7K, still indicating net short yen holdings.
Japan’s CFTC data shows JPY non-commercial net positions improved to ¥-61.7K from ¥-102.1K, still negative.
CFTC data shows Japan JPY non-commercial net positions improved to -61.7K from -102.1K, remaining negative.
Indian Gold ETFs saw 11th straight monthly inflow in April, jumping 68% to $297.2 million.
WTI slid to $92.47 amid Iran-US tensions, Hormuz focus, rising rigs, mixed jobs data, key support.
Guinea plans bauxite export cap, tightening supply; aluminium relief from Hormuz reopening seen brief, prices rising.
DXY slipped near 97.90 as risk improved, yields fell, oil eased; markets await key May data.
Dollar index dips to 97.90 as risk improves; ceasefire efforts persist; jobs beat, yields fall, key data awaited.
Semiconductor Index surged after 6.7% dip; Elliott Wave targets 12,110–12,300 near-term, then retrace toward 10,000.
Hungary’s inflation rose in April; CPI hit 2.1% yearly, with steady rates expected through year-end.
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