Eurozone producer prices beat forecasts, bolstering inflation concerns, delaying ECB cuts, supporting euro, pressuring equities.
Yen rebounds from five-week lows as Takaichi warns of intervention; USD/JPY slips below 160 amid risks.
UK composite PMI beat forecasts at 49.7, still contracting; supports UK assets, lifts GBP, boosts volatility.
UK services PMI beat forecasts but stayed contractionary, hinting brief market relief amid persistent slowdown, inflation.
USD/IDR hit record 18,037 as Middle East tensions, strong dollar demand, and hawkish Fed pressured rupiah.
Australia’s Q1 GDP rose modestly, driven by data centres, as weak demand and sticky inflation constrain RBA.
Eurozone composite PMI beat forecasts at 48.5, easing recession fears, supporting euro and equities, complicating ECB cuts.
Eurozone services PMI rose to 47.7 in May, still contracting; boosts ECB cut bets, bearish euro.
S&P 500 hits record ninth straight gain; longest since 1995 looms, low volatility prompts hedging.
Spain’s services PMI hit 50.1, beating forecasts, supporting euro and equities, reducing ECB cut odds.
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