US Dollar's resilience shines, with unemployment claims underscoring economic strength amidst global market fluctuations. German Buba President Nagel's speech ahead.
As the US Dollar hovers around 104.100, showing a slight bearish trend with a nearly -0.01% change. The US economy showed resilience with Unemployment Claims at 218K against a forecast of 221K and Final Wholesale Inventories maintaining a steady 0.4%.
Mortgage Delinquencies saw a slight increase to 3.88%, while Natural Gas Storage reported a draw of -75B, indicating a shift in energy consumption patterns. The 30-y Bond Auction yielded 4.36|2.4, reflecting investor sentiment towards long-term US debt.
In the Eurozone, focus shifts towards the Italian Industrial Production m/m, expected at 0.8% after a previous -1.5%, and remarks from German Buba President Nagel. His speech at a German Embassy event in Paris could provide insights into the ECB’s monetary policy outlook.
Meanwhile, the GBP/USD pair eyes the RICS House Price Balance, which showed a less negative outlook than anticipated at -18% against a forecast of -22%.
This data, coupled with upcoming Eurozone indicators, will likely influence both currency pairs’ short-term trajectories as traders assess the broader economic landscape and policy directions.
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