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EUR/USD has lost its recovery momentum and retreated slightly below 1.0700 in the early American session on Thursday. After the monthly data published by the ADP showed that private sector payrolls rose 278,000 in May, the US Dollar found support and forced the pair to edge lower.
GBP/USD pulls away from daily highs, stays above 1.2450

GBP/USD has edged lower from the daily high it set above 1.2480 but managed to stay above 1.2450. Although the US Dollar stays resilient against its rivals after the better-than-expected private sector employment data, the risk-positive market atmosphere helps the pair hold its ground.
Gold stays in daily range above $1,960 as US yields puch lower

Gold price declined below $1,960 in the early American session but didn't have a hard time rising back above that level. Despite the upbeat ADP employment data from the US, the 10-year US Treasury bond yield stays in the red well below 3.7%, providing a lift to XAU/USD.
Bitcoin likely to remain in red through the next quarter if history is any indication

Bitcoin (BTC) price produced a monthly close at $27,210, noting a -6.92% return for May. The last-minute slide in BTC put an end to the four-month bullish streak that kickstarted the 2023 rally.
C3.ai gets punched in the face, is the AI hype a bit overdone?

OMG! Stocks sold off on Wednesday….and NVDA? That stock gave back $15 or 3.8% - What is going on? That is not supposed to happen….it can only go up! Quick someone call the NVDA police!