PU Prime

PU Prime, a prominent global online trading platform, is proud to announce its recognition as the recipient of the Most User-Friendly Mobile App APAC 2025 award by The Business Fame. This distinguished honor highlights PU Prime’s dedication to delivering a top-tier mobile trading experience that emphasizes user-focused design, advanced technology, and smooth functionality.

PU Prime, a globally recognised financial services provider, has reaffirmed its commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles through a Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative at the Air and Coastal Defense Command of the Royal Thai Navy (RTN) in Sattahip, Thailand. Held on 22 May 2025, this one-day program focused on restoring coastal ecosystems through three key environmental activities: beach cleanup, mangrove seedling planting, and crab release.

The upcoming week is packed with critical data and central bank decisions, as markets weigh mixed signals from the U.S. labor market and services sector. The U.S. labor market will be in sharp focus this week, with ADP and Nonfarm Payrolls set to test the Federal Reserve’s resolve on policy patience. Meanwhile, the ECB is expected to continue its easing cycle, and the Bank of Canada faces pressure to adjust policy amid cooling inflation. Eurozone and U.S. inflation dynamics remain in sharp focus, particularly as central banks attempt to strike a balance between inflation control and economic growth.

The Canadian dollar (CAD) has experienced a notable decline in strength against major currencies this week, as markets brace for the Bank of Canada’s (BoC) interest rate decision slated for next week. The CAD’s underperformance stems primarily from Canada’s divergence from other major economies, which have secured a temporary tariff pause with the United States and initiated further trade negotiations. As a key U.S. neighbor and one of the first targets of the Trump administration’s high-tariff policies, Canada’s lack of visible progress in engaging with the U.S. on trade has raised concerns among investors, undermining confidence in the currency.