European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde Reiterated The Policy Statement

Labor Market Remains Resilient Despite Slight Rise In U.S. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims

The US Dollar Index (DXY) Is Showing Little Short-term Fluctuation, Currently Trading At 100.11

US Weekly Initial Jobless Claims 229000 Vs 219000 Forecast, Prior 225000

As Of The Week Ending May 30, The Number Of Americans Filing For Continued Unemployment Benefits Stood At 1.795 Million, Compared With Expectations Of 1.78 Million. The Previous Reading Was Revised From 1.777 Million To 1.771 Million

As Of The Week Ending June 6, The U.S. Four-week Average Of Initial Jobless Claims Stood At 219,000, Compared With The Previous Reading Of 214,750

US May PPI YoY +6.5% Vs +6.4% Forecast, Prior +6.0%

In May, The U.S. Core PPI Rose 0.4% Month-on-month, Below The Expected 0.5%, While The Previous Reading Was Revised Down From 1.00% To 0.7%

The Yield On The 10-year U.S. Treasury Note Fell 0.8 Basis Points To 4.532%

The European Central Bank Raises Interest Rates To Curb Inflation, And The Federal Reserve May Follow Suit