GameStop officially confirms first Bitcoin purchase

GameStop, the US video game and consumer electronics retailer, has confirmed its first Bitcoin investment, acquiring 4,710 Bitcoin. The announced acquisition is GameStop’s first publicly acknowledged Bitcoin purchase since the company disclosed plans to move into Bitcoin investment in March.

Sterling steady against the dollar as economic data

Sterling was steady against the dollar, hovering near Monday’s three-year high, as it continued to be supported by favourable economic data last week as well as Britain’s recent trade deals.

The Pound-Dollar pair fell 0.3% in the last session. The Stochastic-RSI is giving a negative signal.
Support: 1.3362 | Resistance: 1.3581

Oil gains on supply concerns, investors await July output decision

Oil prices gained on supply concerns as OPEC+ agreed to leave their output policy unchanged and as the U.S. barred Chevron from exporting Venezuelan crude. Investors previously anticipated members of OPEC+ would agree to a production increase later this week.

The Oil-Dollar pair gained 0.6% in the last session after rising as much as 1.3% during the session. The Stochastic indicator is giving a positive signal.
Support: 58.912 | Resistance: 63.862

US stocks end sharply higher on Trump’s tariff reprieve

Wall Street surged as investor risk appetite was buoyed by Trump’s latest tariff respite and an unexpected jump in consumer confidence. A rally sent all three major U.S. stock indexes higher, with strength in the AI-related “magnificent seven” group of stocks putting Nasdaq out front.

Tesla’s stock exploded 6.4%

Tesla’s sales in Europe fell 49% in April from a year earlier, even though battery-electric car sales rose 27.8%, as the U.S. EV maker’s upgrade of its Model Y shows little sign of reviving the brand’s fortunes in the region.

Tesla’s stock rose 6.4% following a 4.4% intra-session dip. The MACD’s is giving a negative signal.
Support: 335.77 | Resistance: 384.9

Dollar gains, yen slips as Japanese yields tumble

The dollar strengthened as the yen came under pressure from a sharp fall in Japan’s long-dated bond yields, while the greenback was boosted by data improving U.S. consumer confidence.

After a 1.6% dip during the last session, the Dollar-Yen pair closed with a 1.2% gain. The Stochastic-RSI indicates an overbought market.
Support: 140.48 | Resistance: 147.46