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Markets The ECB as expected raised its policy rate by 25 bps to 2.25%. After already pondering the impact of the war in the Middle East in April, new projections indicate that the conflict is Read more…

In focus today UK April GDP is released today. PMIs suggest the economy remained in growth territory in April and only slowed in May, although market consensus expects GDP in April to decline further from Read more…

UK GDP contracted by -0.1% m/m in April, matching expectations. The setback followed solid gains of 0.4% in February and 0.3% in March, suggesting the economy lost some momentum at the start of the second Read more…

German Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel signaled that another ECB rate hike in July remains possible, emphasizing that policymakers are keeping “all options open” as they assess the inflationary impact of the Middle East conflict. Just Read more…

Key takeaways Global stock markets staged a powerful relief rally after President Trump signalled that a comprehensive peace agreement between the US and Iran could be reached soon, triggering a sharp 6% decline in crude Read more…

TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. Why we love this deal Something about the influx of warm Read more…

WTI Light Crude Oil (CL) maintains a bearish sequence that began from the May 19, 2026 high. The decline from that peak produced wave 1 at $86.35, followed by a corrective rally in wave 2. Read more…

Financial markets staged a powerful relief rally after US President Donald Trump abruptly called off planned military strikes against Iran and declared that diplomatic discussions had reached the “highest level of Iranian leadership.” Trump later Read more…

Key Highlights USD/JPY corrected some gains but found support at 159.55. It traded below a bullish trend line with support at 160.20 on the 4-hour chart. Bitcoin could start a recovery wave if it clears Read more…

New Zealand’s manufacturing sector slipped back into contraction in May, with the BNZ-BusinessNZ Performance of Manufacturing Index falling from 50.4 to 49.9. While the decline was modest, it marked a notable loss of momentum from Read more…