Report published May 14, 2026
FX Daily: Headlines from Beijing Can Cap USD - ING Analysis (14 May 2026)
ING · May 14, 2026
Stronger-than-expected US PPI and Gulf tensions are supporting the USD, while Trump's visit to China offers potential risk-on sentiment. Political instability in the UK via a potential Labour leadership challenge adds local uncertainty to the Pound.
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Key Takeaways
- 1.Hot US PPI data (1.4% MoM) is raising Fed tightening concerns, though some components like airfares may be seasonal.
- 2.Trump's visit to China could provide conciliatory headlines and risk-on sentiment, keeping a cap on the USD's recent strength.
- 3.UK political risk is rising as Health Secretary Wes Streeting reportedly prepares a leadership challenge against PM Keir Starmer.
Table of Contents
- USD: Hot PPI raising some concerns
- EUR: Short-term fair value at 1.180
- GBP: Political headlines remain central
- TRY: A cautious tone and a new forecast
Report data
Chinese President Xi Jinping with US President Donald Trump during a welcome ceremony in Beijing on 14 May 2026
| Metric | Estimate | Context |
|---|---|---|
| US PPI Headline | 1.4% | Compared to consensus of 0.5% |
| UK 1Q GDP | 0.6% | Accelerated in line with expectations. |
| Turkey April Inflation | 32.4% | Jumped from 30.9% previously. |
| Oil Price | 100 USD/bbl | Trading above this level, impacting inflation models. |
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