US Retail Sales Report Impacts Dollar's Performance

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The US dollar slightly rose after retail sales in April were lower than expected but the underlying trend remained resilient. However, currency investors are cautious due to a slew of event risks, including the approaching deadline for the US government to pay its bills. Consumer spending has been the strongest component of the economy, while business confidence indicators are much weaker. The market is expected to remain in a range with no clear direction impulse.
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