AUD/USD climbed near 0.7240 as Middle East tensions and stronger US jobs data shaped market sentiment.
USD/CAD rose toward 1.3700 as weak Canadian jobs data hit CAD; US dollar mixed; geopolitics watched.
Germany’s industrial output fell 0.7% in March, exports slowed and trade surplus narrowed, raising GDP downgrade risks.
Canada shed 18,000 jobs in April; unemployment rose to 6.9% amid weak hiring and higher participation.
Sterling climbed against major peers as risk appetite held firm; GBP/USD neared 1.36, DXY slipped.
GBP/USD climbed to 1.3630 as softer wages boosted Fed cut bets and weakened Dollar.
University of Michigan data shows US consumer confidence slipped in early May; inflation expectations eased, dollar weakened.
Euro climbs to 1.1777 as mixed US jobs data weakens dollar; Fed easing on hold. Oil, Iran.
US 1-year consumer inflation expectations slipped to 4.5% in May, down 0.2 percentage points from April.
US 5-year consumer inflation expectations edged down to 3.4% in May from 3.5% previously.
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