Despite talks resuming, core tensions persist and tariffs remain, dampening hopes for a U.S.-China trade breakthrough.
Crude jumps 4.88% as US-Iran tensions rise; CPI, tariffs, and yields stir market uncertainty.
Fitch cuts 2025 oil outlook: slower demand growth, lower prices, oversupply concerns, despite strong company finances.
NASDAQ leads stock market decline; Chewy, Intel fall sharply, while Papa John’s, Shopify see notable gains.
Canada and the US discuss strengthening economic ties and security collaboration through a potential bilateral cooperative agreement.
Crude oil prices surge amid Middle East tensions, nearing key technical resistance levels not breached since February.
US raises alert in Bahrain and Baghdad; markets react with stock drop, oil surge, and currency shift.
10-year note auction sees yield drop to 4.421% amid CPI impact; bid-to-cover ratio declines.
Ottawa and Washington exchange documents on a potential trade deal; agreement unlikely before June 15 G7 meeting.
NASDAQ reversed early gains; tech and airline stocks dropped. Dow rose modestly, while S&P 500 slipped.
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