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After a challenging first quarter that marked a steep 45.41% decline, Ethereum posted an outstanding gain of 39.4% in the second quarter.

After last week's decline in the S&P 500 index, markets are focusing on Nvidia's report. One of the leading companies in the technology sector is due to release its earnings for Q1 2025 on Wednesday. If the data is positive, BBVA strategists predict another rise in American stocks.

The Japanese yen has taken a hit after its surge during the Asian trading session, which happened at the same time as a big hike in the dollar. The decision by US President Donald Trump to postpone 50% import tariffs on the EU has given investors a much-needed boost.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.