April imports growth slowed to 0.8%, signaling softer demand, diminished RBA hike odds, and weaker AUD outlook.
PBoC set weaker-than-expected USD/CNY fixing, signaling tolerance for yuan depreciation to support exports amid slowing growth.
EUR/USD steadies below 1.1600 as Middle East tensions ease, but NFP and Fed hawkishness cap gains.
Ireland’s AIB services PMI rose to 50.8 in May, signaling renewed expansion and modest economic momentum.
Foreign investors swung to ¥491bn outflows, warning of yen-driven headwinds; hedge with Nikkei puts, Topix spreads.
AUD/USD slid to 0.7128 as Hormuz tensions boosted dollar demand; solid US data and weak Australia GDP pressured.
NZD/USD fell near 0.5860 as hawkish Fed signals and strong ISM boosted dollar; payrolls awaited.
Broadcom, CrowdStrike beat estimates yet sank; lofty AI expectations cap upside, favor volatility-focused option strategies.
South Korea’s FX reserves fell $0.89bn in May, hinting dollar-selling intervention; favor capped-upside USD/KRW call spreads.
Dallas Fed’s Logan warns inflation stuck mid-2s may force rate hikes; markets complacent, favor USD and hedges.
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