Silver rises on trade tensions, weak US Dollar, and safe-haven demand amid uncertain US-China negotiations.
Trump’s tariffs create global risks, straining Vietnam’s export-driven economy and complicating international supply chains.
Australian Dollar gains on political victory, positive economic data, stable PMI, strong exports, and favorable trade outlook.
Following his election, Albanese spoke with Trump about tariffs and AUKUS, suggesting potential future cooperation.
USD/CAD steady near 1.3800; US Dollar pressured by tariffs, while Canadian Dollar gains on growth.
Geopolitical tensions and safe-haven demand support the Yen, while BoJ policy limits aggressive bullish momentum.
Trump plans tariff cuts but threatens future hikes, reigniting US-China trade tensions and global economic uncertainty.
WTI trades near $55.75 as OPEC+ raises output; geopolitical tensions may limit further price declines.
AUD strengthens as PMI data improves; US Dollar declines amid slowdown fears; China stimulus hopes support AUD.
Nomura favors short CHF/JPY and GBP/JPY due to yen’s positive carry and limited UK fiscal stimulus expectations.
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