Market Analysis | Corpay

Market Analysis | Corpay

Market Analysis

Italy: La settimana nei mercati - 19 Maggio 2025

May 19, 2025 - La settimana appena trascorsa evidenzia come l’apparente tregua commerciale USA-Cina e i dati macroeconomici abbiano generato più domande che risposte.

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UK: Weekly FX Market Update 19 May 2025

May 19, 2025 - Read the latest insights from Corpay on currency movements, economic trends, and key market drivers shaping the foreign exchange landscape.

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Market Brief: Markets Retreat on Signs of Consumer Strain

May 15, 2025 - The dollar is retreating as optimism surrounding the weekend’s trade deal continues to diminish and US consumers show signs of exhaustion, leaving investors to contemplate longer-term risks to the American economy.

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Market Brief: ‘Mar A Lago Accord’ Fears Unnerve Dollar Bulls

May 14, 2025 - The dollar is extending its losses this morning, following reports that the United States and South Korea held talks on Seoul’s foreign exchange policies in early May

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Market Brief: Economic Scepticism and Soft Inflation Weigh on Dollar

May 13, 2025 - Euphoria surrounding the weekend’s US-China tariff climbdown is fading this morning, and the dollar is retreating in the face of a third consecutive monthly undershoot in inflation data.

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Market Briefing: Art of the (temporary) deal

May 13, 2025 - De-escalation. US/China agree to roll back 'reciprocal' tariffs for 90-days while they negotiate a deal. Equities jump up. USD firmer. AUD loses ground.

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Market Brief: US-China Trade Ceasefire Boosts Global Asset Prices

May 12, 2025 - A palpable sense of relief is washing over global markets after the US and China agreed to temporarily cut most tariffs on each other’s goods ahead of further trade negotiations.

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