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Despite pop in consumer sentiment, households are still pessimistic
Consumer sentiment rose in early June but still remains consistent with a low level of optimism. Although inflation expectations came in, fluid trade policy is still driving concerns of potential price hikes which households increasingly expect to impact their ability to spend. Source: University of
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DXY: Data matters – OCBC
US Dollar (USD) fell on softer than expected CPI. This puts focus on PPI data tonight (8:30pm) before the lead up to FOMC next week. DXY was last at 98.40 levels, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note. Daily momentum is not showing a clear bias "In the event of a higher print,
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Small business optimism perks up in May
Summary Small business sentiment improves, but challenges remain Small business sentiment rose in May for the first time this year, coinciding with an agreement on May 12 to lower tariffs between the United States and China. The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index bounced three points in May to 98.8.
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GBP: Quiet appreciation – ING
GBP/USD remains quietly well bid as it rides on the coat-tails of a stronger euro, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes. Cable to trade withing the 1.3500-1.3600 range "As a major reserve currency, Pound Sterling (GBP) in theory should benefit from any de-dollarization flows. And with one-week deposi
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USD/JPY retreats to 144.00 ahead of the US-China trade talks
US Dollar loses momentum as the enthusiasm from the US NFP report wanes.The market’s focus is on the US-China trade negotiations in London.The Safe-haven Yen trims losses favoured by a more cautious market mood. The Yen is drawing some support from the retreating US Treasury yields and a softer US D
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US President Trump: Very tough, extremely hard to make a deal with China’s Xi
In his latest post on Truth Social, US President Donald Trump said that "I like President Xi of China, always have, and always will, but he is VERY TOUGH, AND EXTREMELY HARD TO MAKE A DEAL WITH!!!" Market reaction At the time of writing, the US Dollar Index (DXY) turns south again, erasing gains to
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Chaos rules
USD: Jun '25 is Up at 98.895. Energies: Jul '25 Crude is Up at 62.69. Financials: The Sep '25 30 Year T-Bond is Higher by 20 ticks and trading at 112.18. Indices: The Jun '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 92 ticks Lower and trading at 5924.25. Gold: The Aug'25 Gold contract is trading Down at 338
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US President Donald Trump pushes EU to cut tariffs or face extra duties - FT
The Financial Times reported on Friday that US President Donald Trump's trade negotiators are pressuring the EU to reduce tariffs on US imports unilaterally, claiming that without concessions, the bloc would not move in discussions to avoid extra 20% "reciprocal" taxes. Key quotes Trump pushes the E
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Natural Gas drops over 6% – ING
US natural Gas prices slumped to a multi-week low as robust storage builds and mild weather forecasts dampened demand expectations, ING's commodity experts Ewa Manthey and Warren Patterson note. Prices hit lowest since April "US natural Gas prices came under significant pressure yesterday. Front-mon
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Trade optimism evaporates
The week starts with a jump in US yields and a weaker dollar after Moody’s downgraded the US credit rating from the top Aaa to Aa1, citing concerns about the US’ rapidly rising debt toward the $37 trillion mark and a budget deficit reaching 7% — the highest in peacetime. Moody’s decision is unsurpri
