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Markets Gain on Positive U.S.-China Trade Developments; CPI in Focus

Key Takeaways: *Japan’s GDP beats expectations, fueling optimism over economic recover *Rising inflation increases speculation of further BOJ tightening. *BOJ may slow bond purchases as part of tightening strategy Market Summary: Global Risk Sentiment Improves on Constructive Trade TalksFinancial markets advanced as investors welcomed encouraging progress in the U.S.-China trade negotiations held …

Aussie Struggles for Traction as China Deflation Deepens, RBA Cut Bets Mount

Key Takeaways: *China deflation deepens, with weak CPI and PPI figures underscoring fragile demand and weighing on AUD via trade exposure. *RBA rate cut odds rise, as soft Q1 GDP and sluggish consumption push markets to price in July easing with 86% probability. Market Summary: The Australian dollar remains pinned just below …

U.S.-China Trade Optimism Boost Wall Street Sentiment

Key Takeaways: *U.S. improved Job data help to boost Wall Steer sentiment. *U.S. and Chinese delegates set to meet in London for new round of trade talks, boosting Wall Street. Market Summary: The S&P 500 advanced modestly in its latest session, closing at its highest level since February and reinforcing a bullish …

Aussie Holds Firm Ahead of RBA Decision, Supported by Strong Jobs Data and China Stimulus Hopes

Key Takeaways: *The Aussie stood firm ahead of the RBA interest rate decision on Hawkish expectation. *China rate cutting help to bolster the Aussie dollar’s strength. Fundamental Analysis The Australian dollar remained resilient against its G7 peers in recent sessions, underpinned by robust domestic economic data. A stronger-than-expected employment report — featuring …

Aussie Rallies to 2025 Highs on U.S.-China Trade Truce, Upbeat Wage Data

Key Takeaways: *U.S.-China positive trade development boosts the Australian dollar’s strength. *upbeat Australia wage data bolster Aussie dollar strength. Market Summary: The Australian dollar surged to its strongest level of 2025 following a breakthrough in U.S.-China trade talks and stronger-than-expected domestic wage growth. After a week-long negotiation in Switzerland, both countries agreed …

Gold Slips to May Low as China-U.S. Trade De-escalation Fuels Risk Rally

Key Takeaways: *China-U.S. positive trade talk boosts the market sentiment *Improved marker risk appetite exert downside pressure on the gold. Market Summary: Gold prices slid to their lowest level in May, hovering near $3,220, as renewed optimism in global markets following a breakthrough in China-U.S. trade relations dampened demand for safe-haven assets. …

Wall Street Bulls on Positive U.S.- China Trade Talk

Market Summary U.S. equities extended their rally overnight, with the Dow Jones reclaiming the 40,000 mark and the Nasdaq outperforming, supported by renewed optimism around global trade developments. President Trump’s comments that the U.S. is “very close” to a deal with Japan, alongside ongoing negotiations with China and potential interim agreements with …

Wall Street Bulls on Positive U.S.- China Trade Talk

Market Summary U.S. equities extended their rally overnight, with the Dow Jones reclaiming the 40,000 mark and the Nasdaq jumping on tech sector strength, as Netflix surged 4.5% and Nvidia gained 3.6%. The rebound erased the previous session’s losses, buoyed by signs of progress in U.S.-China trade talks after President Trump reported …

U.S.-China Trade Tensions Intensify, Eyes on Safe-Haven

Market Summary Global markets remain on edge as U.S.-China trade tensions escalate further, with President Trump pushing forward with sweeping tariffs on key U.S. trading partners, prompting a firm retaliatory response from Beijing. The latest flare-up came as China instructed its airlines to halt further purchases of Boeing Co. jets, signaling deepening …

Xi Looks South: China’s Pivot to ASEAN Adds New Trade Dimension

Market Summary Markets remain gripped by volatility as U.S.-China trade tensions intensify. Washington’s imposition of 145% tariffs met with a 125% retaliation from Beijing, effectively freezing bilateral trade and triggering broad risk-off sentiment globally. Confusion deepens as the U.S. mixes temporary tech exemptions with fresh threats—particularly aimed at semiconductors—shaking investor confidence. Safe-haven …

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