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US President Donald Trump said in a Newsmax interview on Wednesday that he “plans to implement copper import tariffs within weeks,”
West Texas Intermediate (WTI), the US crude oil benchmark, is trading around $69.15 during the early Asian session on Wednesday.
The Australian Dollar (AUD) edges lower against the US Dollar (USD) after Wednesday’s release of the Monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI),
On Wednesday, the People’s Bank of China (PBOC) set the USD/CNY central rate for the trading session ahead at 7.1754 as
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said early Wednesday that the Japanese central bank will continue to raise interest rates if
U.S. stocks squeezed out modest gains on Tuesday, brushing off weaker consumer confidence data as traders held their breath ahead of
United States API Weekly Crude Oil Stock dipped from previous 4.593M to -4.6M in March 21
Australia’s monthly Consumer Price Index (CPI) increased by 2.4% in the year to February, compared to a 2.5% rise seen in
Citing sources, the Toronto Star reported on Wednesday that Canada could be on the lower end of the April 2 tariffs.
Japan Corporate Service Price Index (YoY) down to 3% in February from previous 3.1%
Member of the European Central Bank (ECB) Governing Council and Bank of France Governor Francois Villeroy de Galhau said late Tuesday
EUR/USD has slowed its recent pace of declines, but still lost ground for a fifth consecutive trading day as price action
GBP/USD continues to wear worry lines into the charts near the 1.3000 handle as Cable traders draw into the midrange after
The USD/CAD pair flat lines around 1.4275 during the late American session on Tuesday.
Gold price advances on Tuesday as the US Dollar (USD) remains on the back foot and amid falling US real yields,
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Earlier:Trump may implement copper tariffs within weeksMore:Not many exceptions to April 2 tariffs All we are doing is reciprocal I'll likely
Bloomberg reports that Trump may expedite the timeline for imposing tariffs on U.S. copper imports. Initially, the Commerce Department was granted
The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is responsible for setting the daily midpoint of the yuan (also known
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda is serving up some reasons to sell JPY today!We will make a judgment call by looking
Bank of Japan Governor Uedamore to come Recent high inflation due largely to lagged effect of past rises in import costs,
February 2025 monthly inflation CPI data from AustraliaComes in at 2.4% y/yexpected 2.5%, prior 2.5%Trimmed mean 2.7% y/yprior: 2.8%That headline result
People's Bank of China USD/CNY reference rate is due around 0115 GMT.The People's Bank of China (PBOC), China's central bank, is
The Toronto Star reports -- citing sources -- that Canada 'could be on the lower end' of the April 2 tariffs.Nothing
Bank of Japan Governor Ueda:Japan’s economy recovering moderately albeit with some weaknessesJapan’s economy likely to continue growing above potentialExpect underlying inflation
Japan Services Producer Price Index (February 2025) comes via the Bank of Japan:+3% y/y expected +3.1%, prior also +3.1%for the m/m
The United States’ fiscal position is continuing to deteriorate, with Moody’s Ratings warning that rising interest payments and widening deficits are
M6 earthquake Chile, Tarapaca region 119 km ENE of Alto Hospicio, ChileDepth 85 kmEMSC mapsChile is the world's largest producer and
Morgan Stanley has upgraded both the MSCI China and Hang Seng indices to equal weight, pointing to what it sees as
Trump will be interviewed at 2100 US Eastern time (0100 GMT) by one of his favoured outlets, Newsmax. This article was
Rabobank are expecting EUR/USD to head up to 1.12, on a one-year outlook.Analysts at the bank say that the immediate rally
Dollar is once again under pressure as markets head into the US session, with its recent rebound losing steam in the
Financial markets entered Tuesday on a subdued note, with the Asian session notably quiet. While US stocks managed a rebound overnight
Market sentiment today is largely influenced by a mix of global PMI releases and ongoing uncertainty around US tariff policy. There
Yen weakened broadly in a relatively quiet Asian session, dragged down by disappointing PMI data. The worrying sign is that both
The dominant trends that shaped Q1 in global markets appear to have run their course, with most major assets entering consolidation
Canadian Dollar weakened modestly in early US session following disappointing retail sales data. January’s figures showed a larger-than-contraction, and more importantly,
Dollar continues to grapple with reversing its recent bearish trend, but momentum behind the rebound remains tentative at best. The greenback
Sterling is trading slightly firmer today, though it struggles against the rebounding Dollar and Yen. BoE’s rate decision leaned slightly more
Asian markets are showing signs of mild risk-off sentiment today, with Hong Kong and China stocks retreating from recent gains. The
Dollar is recovering across the board as markets enter the US session, though the move appears to be more caution-driven than
Dollar remains under pressure as markets await FOMC rate decision and, more crucially, the updated economic projections. While the central bank
Canadian Dollar edged higher in early US session after much stronger-than-expected inflation data. However, Loonie quickly lost momentum, as investors remained
Risk appetite in Asian markets has been solid this week, support by optimism surrounding China’s latest measures to boost domestic consumption.
Dollar edged lower in early U.S. trading following weaker-than-expected retail sales data. However, the downside pressure remained limited, as investors took
Asian markets opened the week on a positive note, buoyed by stronger-than-expected economic data from China and optimism surrounding Beijing’s latest
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