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7 May 2025
Germany’s construction sector shows signs of improvement, with the latest PMI rising to 45.1

Germany’s construction slowdown eased in April as PMI rose to 45.1, signaling improved sector conditions overall.

7 May 2025
Despite German political instability, EUR/USD remains strong as markets anticipate USD weakening and Fed signals

EUR/USD steady amid Fed policy anticipation; market eyes dovish signals, weak USD, and upcoming trade talks.

7 May 2025
According to recent data, silver prices (XAG/USD) experienced a decline today

Silver prices dipped to $32.74; influenced by inflation, industrial demand, and the Gold/Silver valuation ratio.

7 May 2025
European markets opened slightly lower, with Germany showing modest gains amid cautious overall sentiment

European markets dip slightly amid cautious sentiment, despite US-China trade optimism and Merz’s rise in Germany.

7 May 2025
ING’s commodity experts observed a rise in European natural gas prices due to the EU energy plan

European gas prices surge 5.5% amid EU’s Russian gas phaseout and U.S. LNG export disruptions.

7 May 2025
In March, France’s trade deficit reduced to €6.25 billion, with exports increasing more than imports

France’s trade deficit narrowed in March to -€6.25 billion, driven by rising exports and moderate imports.

7 May 2025
In April, China increased its gold reserves for the sixth consecutive month, according to PBOC data

China boosts gold reserves for sixth month; central banks increase holdings amid global economic uncertainty and inflation.

7 May 2025
The European session features low-impact releases, while the FOMC Policy Announcement is anticipated later.

FOMC holds rates steady; markets eye Powell’s tone, trade deal news could shift expectations soon.

7 May 2025
After three days of gains, the AUD/USD pair trades near 0.6480, nearing 0.6450 support level

AUD/USD retreats from six-month high; bullish trend persists. Key supports: 0.6450, 0.6435, 0.6338 levels.

7 May 2025
March saw Germany’s industrial orders rise by 3.6%, exceeding the anticipated 1.3% increase

Germany’s industrial orders rose 3.6% in March, with strong gains in capital, intermediate, and consumer goods.

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