US crude inventories fell 2,332K against expectations, while gasoline and distillates rose, signaling mixed market conditions.
Mortgage applications fell 1.2%. Gold surpassed $2,900. Bitcoin stays near $87,000. Inflation in France is easing.
EURUSD fluctuated between key technical levels, testing highs before dropping below the 100-hour moving average, approaching support.
Lowe’s shares rose 2.5% despite housing market struggles, forecasting flat to slight sales growth in 2025.
USD/JPY declines after lower high, testing 148.60 support. MACD bearish; resistance at 152.50, support at 147/145.
Canada’s wholesale trade grew, but aviation lags. Investment is expected to rise, though economic concerns remain.
China’s tech sector thrives with AI, semiconductors, EVs, and cybersecurity, backed by government support and innovation.
US-Ukraine deal establishes Reconstruction Investment Fund, focusing on infrastructure, natural resources, and long-term financial collaboration.
European gas prices fell 6% as utilities seek lower storage targets amid a US-Ukraine minerals deal impact.
Mortgage applications in the US fell 1.2%, driven by reduced refinancing activity, signaling a quieter housing market.
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