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Three headwinds—the SpaceX IPO, Iran deal, and ETF outflows—have cleared. Yet, Bitcoin struggles to rip. Is it lingering scar tissue or hesitation ahead of the crucial FOMC meeting?
Wall Street eyes an eighth straight weekly S&P 500 gain with Michigan sentiment looming; crude near $99, dollar recovers from Asian session’s losses
The yen futures edged higher on the data, although the Japanese unit fell against the dollar in the cash market amid the broader dollar strength; But an economist braced for weaker growth ahead due to war impact.
April industrial production beat expectations, led by transit equipment gains, while strong regional PMI data and inflation concerns push the Fed toward a potential tightening pivot.
Condos led the monthly gain while single-family sales held flat; the South and Midwest drove regional growth; Tight inventory, firm prices, and stable demand suggest the housing market remains resilient.
Gasoline prices surged both month-over-month and annually, and some of the other categories also showed healthy gains, suggesting the economic momentum has not been lost.
Weak PMI and sentiment data signal slowing eurozone growth, driven by softer services activity, declining business confidence, rising cost pressures, amid the ongoing geopolitical tensions.
U.S. job growth rebounded strongly in March, signaling a resilient labor market that could delay Federal Reserve rate cuts despite ongoing inflation concerns and a slight decline in labor force participation.
Regional stocks rise modestly as easing inflation data and currency moves support gains, though oil shocks and geopolitical uncertainty continue to weigh.
Iran strikes cripple Qatar's Ras Laffan Industrial City, tightening LNG supply and lifting prices, stoking fears of cascading global economic and market risks.
New York manufacturing stalled in March, even as manufacturers remained cautiously optimistic about investment and future business conditions ahead of the FOMC meeting.
Middle East conflict drives oil above $100 for first time since 2022, intensifying concerns over inflation and growth.