Gold holds above $3,200 as Fed rate cut hopes weaken USD; trade optimism pressures safe-haven demand.
Australian banks remain resilient with stable earnings, strong liquidity, and prudent capital, despite margin and rating pressure.
USD/CAD weakens as US CPI slows; Canadian confidence drops, oil prices and trade tensions weigh on CAD.
Indian Rupee strengthens as Euro and Pound rise; oil, inflation, and trade deficit impact currency value.
Baidu plans European launch of Apollo Go, partnering with PostAuto and eyeing expansion into Turkey.
Brazil explores alternative currencies and deepens China ties, targeting reduced U.S. dependency and boosting trade infrastructure.
Germany’s inflation steady; EUR/USD, GBP/USD rise on weaker Dollar; gold dips; crypto shines amid optimism.
Trump emphasized strong China relations and cooperation with Xi, while opposing Iran’s development of nuclear weapons.
Coinbase surges after S&P 500 inclusion news, drawing institutional interest and optimistic analyst price targets.
South Korea launches $3.25B aid for SMEs to counter U.S. tariff threats and boost export resilience.
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