USD Index falls below 99.00 amid geopolitical optimism, boosting risk assets ahead of US consumer confidence data. The US Dollar Index (DXY) retreated to a two-week low, dropping below the 99.00 support level as risk appetite improved on optimism surrounding a potential US
May’s consumer sentiment index fell for the third straight month, approaching a historic low as inflation concerns weigh on household finances. US consumer sentiment declined to 44.8 in May, extending a three-month slide and approaching the record low set in June 2022. The
Big Tech's $2 trillion AI gold rush is hiding a structural flaw. Critics say the giants are quietly paying themselves through their own cloud bills, igniting fresh AI bubble fears that increasingly echo the dot-com era Latest corporate filings show OpenAI and Anthro
Key economic reports including PCE and jobless claims may influence expectations for Federal Reserve policy easing in June. Markets brace for a slew of U.S. economic data this week, including personal consumption expenditures, jobless claims, and housing figures, which cou
US inflation rose 3.8% in April from a year ago Total inflation for shoppers increased 3.8% in April from the same month a year ago, the highest annual rate since 2023. Prices for travel, recreation, and food saw sharp increases, with ground beef and steaks rising
ING economists forecast a hawkish shift from the BoK, with dot plots indicating one or two rate hikes within six months. The Bank of Korea is expected to keep policy rates unchanged this week but adopt a more hawkish stance. Updated dot plots may show one or two rate hikes
Canada: Growth returns with domestic support – RBC Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) economists Nathan Janzen and Claire Fan expect Canada’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) to rebound in Q1 2026, projecting a 1.7% annualized expansion after a 0.6% contraction in
Eurozone growth weakens further with French and German PMIs in contraction, while inflation forecasts for 2026 are raised to 3.1%. Eurozone growth indicators have worsened, with French and German PMIs signaling contraction and the German IFO index near a five-year low. Fre
Retail sales rose 0.9% in March, exceeding the 0.6% estimate, while ex-autos sales climbed 1.4%. Canadian retail sales increased 0.9% in March, surpassing the 0.6% estimate, according to official data. Excluding autos, sales rose 1.4%, also above the 0.9% forecast, signali
April's Industrial Product Price Index rose faster than expected, signaling persistent inflationary pressures in manufacturing costs. Canada’s Industrial Product Price Index climbed 2.0% month-over-month in April, outpacing the 1.3% consensus forecast. The increase reflect
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