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Forex Market

General Market
Wall Street
- Dow Jones: +0.19% to 49,708.98
- S&P 500: +0.19% to 7,412.85
- Nasdaq: -2.35% to 20,234
- ASX 200: -0.55% to 8,685
- Nikkei: +0.38% to 63,108
- Shanghai Composite: +1.09% to 4,84
- FTSE: -0.20% to 10,241.3
- DAX: -1.32% to 24,663
- CAC: -0.28% to 8,100
Headlines to Watch
United States
- CPI and retail sales to define timing of Fed policy recalibration
- Services resilience remains key for inflation persistence
- Treasury yields and USD sensitivity elevated amid shifting rate pricing
Europe
- Growth data to test Eurozone recovery narrative
- ECB easing path remains data dependent
- Manufacturing weakness still weighing on sentiment
Asia-Pacific
- Australian labour data critical for RBA hold expectations
- BOJ policy normalisation remains a major yen driver
- China demand signals continue influencing regional risk appetite
Global / Geopolitics
- Lower oil prices have supported renewed inflows into AI-led equity sectors
- Middle East tensions remain a latent inflation and supply-chain risk
- Energy transition pressures continue reshaping long-term commodity investment trends
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