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Kpler data shows decline in May LNG imports to Europe and Asia

In May, liquefied natural gas (LNG) imports to Europe and Asia kept declining. Demand in both regions slumped seasonally between winter and summer peaks, Reuters reports.

27 May
Kpler data shows decline in May LNG imports to Europe and Asia
French inflation falls to lowest level since 2020

Inflation in France has eased to its weakest level in over four years, slipping below the European Central Bank's 2% target. According to Bloomberg, this slowdown in price growth strengthens the arguments for further interest rate reductions by the financial regulator.

27 May
French inflation falls to lowest level since 2020
Silver extends losses amid de-escalating US–EU trade tensions

On Tuesday, silver prices dropped to $33.40 per troy ounce after two consecutive sessions of gains. The metal is depreciating as easing US–EU trade tensions reduce safe-haven demand, FXStreet reports.

27 May
Silver extends losses amid de-escalating US–EU trade tensions
Trump trade uncertainty ties Fed’s hands on rate cuts

Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari stated that uncertainty surrounding US trade and immigration policies is hindering the central bank's ability to decide on interest rate cuts.

27 May
Trump trade uncertainty ties Fed’s hands on rate cuts
GIIGNL says gas market faces high uncertainty regarding LNG demand

President of the International Group of Liquefied Natural Gas Importers, Anne-Sophie Corbeau, says there is increasing uncertainty in demand forecast for this type of fuel. Despite global supply rising to 405 million tons in 2024, the growth rate is slowing due to the difficult economic situation.

27 May
GIIGNL says gas market faces high uncertainty regarding LNG demand
Food inflation in UK hits one-year high — BRC

UK food inflation rose again in May, reaching its highest level in a year, according to updated official figures. The British Retail Consortium (BRC) reported that prices climbed 2.8%, up from 2.6% in April, marking the fourth consecutive monthly increase, led by fresh produce.

27 May
Food inflation in UK hits one-year high — BRC
BBH expects gold to rise further as confidence in US assets declines

Donald Trump's plans to impose 50% duties on European goods remain a serious threat to the global economy. Besides, surging US debt undermines investor confidence in the Treasury bond market. Weak demand for bonds and, as a result, a sharp rise in yields may boost interest in gold.

27 May
BBH expects gold to rise further as confidence in US assets declines
Public companies rapidly build up their bitcoin holdings

According to a Bitwise report, the total number of bitcoins owned by publicly traded companies increased from 394,131 to 786,857 between November 15, 2024, and May 15, 2025. This represents a rise of 392,726 coins.

27 May
Public companies rapidly build up their bitcoin holdings
OPEC+ moves July oil production meeting to May 31

According to Bloomberg, OPEC+ moved the videoconference meant to determine July oil production levels for eight key member countries by one day. The meeting is now scheduled for May 31.

27 May
OPEC+ moves July oil production meeting to May 31
Lagarde pointed to strengthtening opportunities for euro on global market

According to the statements by Christine Lagarde, President of the European Central Bank (ECB), unpredictable trade policies of US President Donald Trump present a "great opportunity" to reinforce the euro positions on the global market.

27 May
Lagarde pointed to strengthtening opportunities for euro on global market

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