April’s US goods trade deficit widened to $83.7bn, signaling slower growth, weaker dollar, higher volatility.
Canada’s April imports rose to $72.44bn, signalling resilient demand, hawkish BoC, loonie support, equities capped.
April US trade deficit was $55.9bn, slightly better than expected, supporting bullish dollar and cautious equity hedging.
BNP Paribas sees Europe re-rated safe haven; euro gains safe-asset status as bund yield boosts financing.
Private hiring slows late May; DXY dips below 100; cooling data boosts bearish dollar options strategies.
Dollar rally stalls near 100 as oil falls; traders await CPI and June FOMC for Fed outlook.
S&P 500 correction tested support as volatility rose; technical analysis suggests pullback, not bull break, guiding options strategies.
May core inflation in Mexico rose 0.22%, below forecasts, boosting odds of Banxico cuts and weaker peso.
Mexico’s May inflation surprised lower at -0.21%, boosting Banxico cut odds, shifting rates, peso volatility.
National Bank says loonie weakest reserve currency; 1.39 USD/CAD driven by growth, yields, gold slump, trade risks.
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