10Y yield climbs after U.S. court blocks Trump’s tariff order, sending safe havens tumbling and traders watching deficit risks. – vtmarkets.com
Traders adopt a wait-and-see stance before Nvidia results, as bond jitters ease and U.S. economic optimism buoys the dollar. – vtmarkets.com
The New Zealand dollar climbs after the RBNZ cuts rates by 25 bps but hints at an end to easing. Market repricing lifts NZD/USD back above 0.5960. – vtmarkets.com
Equity markets climb cautiously ahead of Nvidia’s Q1 results. Bond yields fall as investors question fiscal sustainability in U.S. and Japan. – vtmarkets.com
Nasdaq 100 pulls back after hitting resistance at 21,266. Asian markets cautious while U.S. tech futures initially rebound on tariff relief. – vtmarkets.com
Bullion eases from multi-day highs as U.S. President Trump restores EU tariff talks deadline. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices recover from intraday lows amid shifting sentiment on OPEC+ output and extended trade deadlines. – vtmarkets.com
The Dow Jones Industrial Average extended its losing streak on Wednesday as concerns over U.S. fiscal policy and surging Treasury yields pressured equities. – vtmarkets.com
The pound slips to 1.33988 after May’s PMI unexpectedly signals continued economic contraction. – vtmarkets.com
The greenback slides to 99.429 as traders weigh fiscal uncertainty, Moody’s downgrade, and stalled global negotiations. – vtmarkets.com
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