Australia’s Manufacturing PMI fell to 51.0 in May 2025, indicating reduced growth amidst slowing production and new orders. Despite this, strong export orders and hiring hint at resilience ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com
China is reportedly withholding key industrial products, raising concerns about U.S.-China trade relations. A potential Trump-Xi discussion may reshape economic strategies and market volatility around supply chains and investments. – vtmarketsmy.com
China’s manufacturing sector shows slight improvement with a May PMI of 49.5, but remains in contraction. Diverging performances between large and small firms highlight ongoing economic fragility amid anticipated policy changes. – vtmarketsmy.com
Governor Ueda’s insights reveal the Bank of Japan’s cautious shift from ultra-loose policy to closer data monitoring, signaling potential gradual interest rate adjustments amid rising inflation and yen volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
The New York Fed President emphasizes the need to anchor inflation expectations to prevent long-term issues. As the US Dollar Index hovers around 99.50, traders should watch for shifts in monetary policy. – vtmarketsmy.com
The CAD is pressured by declining crude oil prices and expected weak GDP growth. As the USD benefits from strong consumer confidence, traders should brace for potential volatility in USD/CAD ahead. – vtmarketsmy.com
Consumer sentiment surged 12.3 points to 98.0, amid decreased recession fears, while the Dow Jones climbed 750 points, driven by tariff delays. Traders should remain cautious amidst market volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
The NASDAQ100 has surged over 25% since April, currently hovering around $21,378. Predictions suggest a potential rise to $22,000. Meanwhile, watch for global trends affecting currencies, gold, and Bitcoin. – vtmarketsmy.com
The Australian Dollar struggles against the strong US Dollar, influenced by contrasting economic policies. With upcoming inflation data and Fed meeting insights, market volatility lies ahead for traders. – vtmarketsmy.com
The British Pound slips against the US Dollar from a three-year high, stabilizing around 1.3510 as optimism for a US-EU trade deal grows. Key support levels indicate potential for recovery. – vtmarketsmy.com
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