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UK Recovery From Recession Loses Pace With PMIs Below Forecast
The UK economy’s recovery lost some momentum in May as activity and price pressures in the services sector started to fade.
Australia Private-Sector Sustains Expansion in May: PMI Report
Australia's private-sector expansion was sustained in May, supported mainly by service-sector growth and a flush of new business, reported S&P Global on Thursday, citing its monthly survey.
Pound Sterling Exhibits Firm-footing Ahead as Traders Pare BoE Rate Cut Bets
The Pound Sterling (GBP) clings to gains above the crucial support of 1.2700 in Thursday's London session.
Australia's Business Activity Accelerates in May, But Growth Eases to Three-Month Low
Business activity in Australia's private sector expanded further in May, albeit at a slower pace, with manufacturing output reaching an eight-month high and the services sector sustaining its growth, according to preliminary readings from S&P Global and Judo Bank's monthly purchasing managers' index data.
Australian Dollar Rebounds Due to Improved Risk Appetite
The Australian Dollar (AUD) halts its three-day losing streak on Thursday, possibly driven by the improved risk appetite. However, the Aussie Dollar came under pressure following the Consumer Inflation Expectation, released by the Melbourne Institute. Consumer expectations of future inflation over the next 12 months fell to 4.1% in May from 4.6% in April, marking the lowest level since October 2021.
UK inflation is higher than expected, cooling the outlook for interest rate cuts in June
The UK CPI for April was 2.3%, which is expected to be 2.1%. Heated inflation in the UK cooled the Bank of England's interest rate cut in June. Dutch International Group said that although the inflation data “will not change the Bank of England's rules of the game,” the possibility of cutting interest rates in June has decreased.