Current Sentiment
The Asian session was again light with a lack of data. FX trading has been rangebound.WTI is down nearly $1 from yesterday’s highs as the API inventory showed a build.
Cable is down over 200 pips from yesterday’s highs as Brexit concerns continue to weigh on the currency.
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EUR/USD trades above 1.0700 after EU inflation data
EUR/USD regained its traction and climbed above 1.0700 in the European session. Eurostat reported that the annual Core HICP inflation edged lower to 2.7% in April from 2.9% in March. This reading came in above the market expectation of 2.6% and supported the Euro.
GBP/USD recovers to 1.2550 despite US Dollar strength
GBP/USD is recovering losses to trade near 1.2550 in the European session on Tuesday. The pair rebounds despite a cautious risk tone and broad US Dollar strength. The focus now stays on the mid-tier US data amid a data-light UK docket.
Gold price remains depressed near $2,320 amid stronger USD, ahead of US macro data
Gold price (XAU/USD) remains depressed heading into the European session on Tuesday and is currently placed near the lower end of its daily range, just above the $2,320 level.
XRP hovers above $0.51 as Ripple motion to strike new expert materials receives SEC response
Ripple (XRP) trades broadly sideways on Tuesday after closing above $0.51 on Monday as the payment firm’s legal battle against the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) persists.
Data fuels China optimism
China's factory activity has expanded for a second consecutive month, marking the best streak in over a year and fueling optimism for the sustainability of the world's second-largest economy's recovery.