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Macquarie analysts forecast further upside for the euro-dollar pair, citing diverging monetary policies between the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Federal Reserve (Fed).

Analysts at Nomura Holdings, Inc. predict that the Japanese yen could strengthen by approximately 6% against the US dollar in the coming months, driven by Japanese investors pulling funds from American assets amid rising yen yields.

According to CoinMarketCap portal, citing an analysis by Arkham, BlackRock purchased more than $500 million worth of Ethereum (ETH) over the course of ten days. This marked one of the largest rounds of crypto asset purchases by institutional investors in recent months.

The US labor market showed signs of cooling in May, with employers adding 139,000 jobs, Reuters reports. While this figure indicates a moderation in labor demand, it was solid enough to reinforce the Federal Reserve's strategy of keeping interest rates unchanged.

Isabel Schnabel, a member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB), stated that the current moment presents an ideal opportunity to strengthen the euro's position. These remarks overlap with statements from other policymakers, including ECB President Christine Lagarde.

The S&P 500 is just 2.3% away from its all-time high, yet the benchmark continues to struggle near the key psychological resistance threshold of 6,000. Market analysts surveyed by Reuters believe that a sustained rally in American stocks would require easing global trade tensions.

China's copper output has reached a record high this year. The relentless expansion of copper processing capacity in China has led to intense competition among mining companies for the ore needed to produce the vital industrial metal.

Analysts at Morgan Stanley note the weak impact of quota hikes by OPEC+ on real oil output. Despite the cartel’s quotas rising by one million barrels per day over the period from March to June, the actual increase in crude production is hard to detect.

According to official statistics, the People's Bank of China (PBOC) built up its gold reserves for the seventh month in a row in May. Despite ongoing fluctuations in the price of the yellow metal, the regulator continued to diversify its national reserves.

The eurozone economy expanded at twice the expected rate in the first months of 2025, fueled by surging exports from Ireland and Germany following the implementation of new US trade tariffs. According to Eurostat's Friday release, the eurozone's GDP grew by 0.6% quarter-on-quarter.