Insights 
Gold rises over 1% as Dollar weakens; geopolitical tensions and central bank buying support bullion prices.
Trump proposes a 10% tariff baseline as negotiations with China begin, influencing early international discussions.
Canadian job growth exceeded forecasts but raised concerns due to temporary roles; US yields rose slightly.
Major indices ended mixed; Dow and S&P fell weekly, while NASDAQ and Russell 2000 diverged slightly.
US Treasury yields rose for the second week, with modest increases across 2-, 5-, 10-, and 30-year bonds.
CAD holds steady near 1.3900 as traders eye US-China talks; unemployment rises despite job gains.
Iran plans to send missile launchers to Russia, escalating tensions and complicating U.S. foreign policy goals.
USD/JPY stalls near resistance as momentum fades; market indecision persists amid mixed central bank signals.
Key economic data next week includes UK jobs, US inflation, Australian employment, and US consumer sentiment.
U.S. rig count drops by six; oil rigs fall to 474, gas rigs remain steady at 101.
