GBPUSD rebounds as US dollar weakens; tests key moving averages amid falling yields and stock decline.
EUR/USD rebounds toward 1.1300 as US Dollar eases; markets eye US-China talks and ECB outlook.
Tesla surges amid EV gains; tech wavers with slight declines; semiconductors pressured; healthcare and financials mixed.
Pound Sterling nears 1.3300 after US-UK trade deal; Bank of England cuts rates to 4.25%.
Despite tariffs and sanctions, global trade persists via re-export through friendly nations, masking underlying economic continuity.
USD/JPY falls to 145.00 as tariff talks loom; Yen strengthens on safe-haven demand, Dollar dips.
Switzerland seeks tailored trade deal with U.S.; tariff relief, subsidy policies, and gold-related talks central.
Fed’s Williams remains confident inflation will ease; Fed tools like interest rates and QE influence Dollar strength.
EURUSD tests broken support as resistance; bearish control persists below 1.1265, targeting 1.1145 on downside.
Canada’s job participation rose; currencies stabilized amid trade talks; gold prices held on geopolitical concerns.
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