US PCE prices rose 2.4%, exceeding expectations. Gold fell, Bitcoin rebounded, and Eurozone services prices increased.
Bond yields rise, gold declines, Eurozone money supply misses forecasts, USD and CAD strengthen, equities mixed.
US GDP grows 2.3%, US Dollar strengthens, gold drops, Bitcoin recovers, and Eurozone inflation trends mixed.
USDCHF rebounded after breaking support, with buyers targeting 0.90-0.92. Key data includes NFP and CPI.
Jobless claims rose, EUR/USD and GBP/USD fell, gold declined, Bitcoin recovered, and French inflation eased.
Eurozone consumer confidence steady; economic sentiment improves but services weaken and manufacturing struggles amid subdued conditions.
US durable goods orders rose 3.1%, the US Dollar strengthened, gold declined, and European inflation faces challenges.
Global central banks anticipate rate cuts by year-end, except Japan, which may increase rates amid policy stability.
Russian reserves rise, EUR/USD drops, gold falls, Bitcoin recovers, and French inflation declines on electricity prices.
USDJPY consolidates at 148.60 amid risk aversion. Traders eye NFP, CPI, and Fed policy for direction.
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