Markets rally on U.S.-China tariff deal; gold falls, oil and cryptocurrencies surge amid strong risk-on sentiment.
Gold prices fell over 2.5% as US-China tariff reduction boosted yields, pressuring demand for safe havens.
Removal of de minimis exemption raises costs for US consumers buying overseas goods, especially Chinese fashion.
Gold drops over 3% amid stronger US Dollar, improved risk sentiment, and easing geopolitical tensions worldwide.
Inflation persistence remains high; expectations inch upward. BOE debates policy direction despite recent rate cut and concerns.
Doximity’s Q4 results hinge on new products, steady growth, and macroeconomic challenges impacting health systems.
Mexico’s industrial output rose; gold nears $3,200; US-China trade boosts Dollar, crypto, and markets.
Trump’s deficit reduction strategy aims to lower long-term rates amid inflation and global economic growth concerns.
UK jobs data and GDP report to shape outlook; trade deals boost pound, EUR/GBP may decline.
Wage growth remains elevated, driving BOE’s cautious stance despite disinflation progress and rate cut considerations.
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