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The dollar fell sharply after U.S. retail sales dropped 0.9%, far below expectations, signaling weaker consumer spending. While CPI and PPI exceeded forecasts, cooling PPI components reinforced the Fed’s cautious stance on rate cuts. The euro climbed toward $1.05, supported by weak U.S. retail sales and rate-cut expectations, while the British pound hit $1.2585 after Trump delayed tariffs, easing trade tensions. The Bank of England cut rates to 4.5% and lowered its 2025 growth forecast to 0.
DetailIn January 2025, advance estimates for U.S. retail and food services sales, adjusted for seasonal fluctuations, holidays, and trading-day differences (but not for inflation), amounted to $723.9 billion.
Detail Trade Tensions Ease While GDP Data Surprises (02.14.2025)The dollar weakened as easing trade tensions and expectations of a softer PCE price index pressured the currency, strengthening the yen and commodities like gold and silver.
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