AUD/USD surged past 0.6400 as US-China tariffs eased; markets await key US, Australian data.
Uncertainty dampens investment; ECB considers cautious monetary response amid fragmentation, inflation risks, and trade tensions.
China’s copper ore imports hit 2.92 million tons in April, showing strong demand amid supply constraints.
Dollar dips slightly; US futures edge down as markets await impact of US-China trade truce.
WTI oil prices rise amid improved US-China trade ties, reduced Fed rate cut expectations, and global tensions.
Denison misses earnings expectations but beats revenue estimates; future stock performance remains uncertain amid industry challenges.
US and China establish mechanism to prevent escalation, emphasize economic rebalancing and domestic industry strengthening efforts.
USD weakens against CNH; support at 7.1840, resistance at 7.2100. Downward momentum suggests possible decline.
UK unemployment steady at 4.5%; earnings rise, payrolls drop, easing pressure on rate cut decisions.
Silver and Platinum fell despite tariff hopes; Gold rose, leaving metal ratios skewed amid market uncertainty.
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