The data published, such as Retail Control, PPI, Retail Sales, Initial Jobless Claims, Continuing Jobless Claims, Core PPI, and Core Retail Sales, all indicate a mixed picture of the US economy. While Retail Sales and PPI came in slightly below expectations, Initial Jobless Claims and Continuing Jobless Claims showed improvement. Core PPI and Core Retail Sales also showed modest gains. This data suggests that consumer spending may be stabilizing, but inflationary pressures are still present. The labor market continues to show resilience, with jobless claims remaining low. Overall, the US economy appears to be on a steady path, but risks remain, especially in the face of global economic uncertainties and trade tensions.
Currency sentiment: Neutral
Sentiment timeframe: Short term