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May 2026
Germany’s March industrial output falls as trade surplus narrows, fuelling GDP downgrade and euro pressure

Germany’s industrial output fell 0.7% in March, exports slowed and trade surplus narrowed, raising GDP downgrade risks.

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May 2026
Canada sheds 18,000 jobs as unemployment hits 6.9%, fuelling Bank of Canada rate-cut bets

Canada shed 18,000 jobs in April; unemployment rose to 6.9% amid weak hiring and higher participation.

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May 2026
Sterling falters near 1.2550 as firm US jobs and UK inflation lift dollar, volatility rises

Sterling climbed against major peers as risk appetite held firm; GBP/USD neared 1.36, DXY slipped.

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May 2026
Sterling advances above 1.36 as softer US wage growth fuels Fed cut expectations

GBP/USD climbed to 1.3630 as softer wages boosted Fed cut bets and weakened Dollar.

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May 2026
US consumer confidence slips in May as inflation expectations cool, pressuring dollar and lifting volatility strategies

University of Michigan data shows US consumer confidence slipped in early May; inflation expectations eased, dollar weakened.

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May 2026
Euro firms as mixed US payrolls weigh on dollar, with rate-cut bets lifting EUR/USD

Euro climbs to 1.1777 as mixed US jobs data weakens dollar; Fed easing on hold. Oil, Iran.

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May 2026
US one-year inflation expectations ease to 4.5%, fuelling bets on a more dovish Federal Reserve

US 1-year consumer inflation expectations slipped to 4.5% in May, down 0.2 percentage points from April.

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May 2026
US five-year inflation expectations dip, fuelling bets on lower yields and a softer dollar

US 5-year consumer inflation expectations edged down to 3.4% in May from 3.5% previously.

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May 2026
Michigan Consumer Expectations Edge Higher as Low Readings Cloud Fed Cut Outlook, Pressure Discretionary Stocks

University of Michigan Consumer Expectations Index edged up to 48.5 in May, signaling slightly improved outlook.

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May 2026
University of Michigan Sentiment Miss Spurs Downside Hedging as Markets Brace for Volatility

University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index fell short in May, registering 48.2 versus the 49.5 forecast.

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