🔵 Today's most prominent developments::

🔷 A member of the European Central Bank and the head of the French Central Bank says that Middle East tensions should not affect the European interest rate decision.

🔷 He added that the European Central Bank should reduce interest rates for the euro in June without paying attention to the events there.

🔷 This should put pressure on the euro against the US dollar.

🔷 Gold falls with the decline in geopolitical tensions in the Middle East between Iran and (Israel)

🔷 Now the financial markets are awaiting the release of purchasing managers’ index data for both the industrial and services sectors in the United States of America at 13:45 GMT. An increase in the number of permits means positivity for the dollar and vice versa