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26 May 2025

As Trump delays tariff deadlines, EUR/USD climbs close to 1.1400 during Asian trading hours

EUR/USD rises as Trump delays EU tariffs; weaker USD and Moody’s downgrade fuel market uncertainty.

26 May 2025

The People’s Bank of China established the USD/CNY central rate at 7.1833 for trading.

PBOC lowers USD/CNY fix to 7.1833, signaling currency guidance and broader monetary policy adjustments.

26 May 2025

The GBP/USD pair rises past 1.3550, reaching its highest point since February 2022 during Asian trading

GBP/USD climbs to highest since Feb 2022, driven by strong UK data and weakening US Dollar outlook.

26 May 2025

Japan’s chief trade negotiator aims to progress tariff discussions with the US ahead of a meeting

Japan advances US tariff talks as Yen strengthens amid BoJ policy shifts and global market sentiment changes.

26 May 2025

In an interview with the New York Times, Macklem highlighted Trump’s tariffs as Canada’s main challenge

Bank of Canada Governor Macklem emphasizes US tariffs’ risks, advocates new trade deal, monitors inflation impacts.

26 May 2025

Following a conversation with Ursula von der Leyen, President Trump postponed EU tariff deadlines to July 9

Trump delays EU tariff deadline; EUR/USD rises. Tariffs spark economic debate over protectionism and price impact.

26 May 2025

Amid a declining US dollar, the AUD/USD pair rises close to 0.6500 during Asian trading

AUD/USD nears 0.6500 as US dollar weakens; RBA cuts may limit further Australian Dollar gains.

24 May 2025

After Trump’s tariff threats unsettled markets, EUR/USD bounced back, reaching approximately 1.1350

EUR/USD rebounds as US Dollar weakens from tariffs, fiscal concerns, and mixed economic data in both regions.

24 May 2025

As the trade conflict with the EU intensified, gold surged nearly 2% daily and 5% weekly

Gold rises nearly 5% weekly as dollar weakens; trade tensions and US debt downgrade spur demand.

24 May 2025

The Swiss Franc weakened USD/CHF, dropping to a two-week low due to heightened safe-haven interest

USD/CHF breaks lower, nearing year-to-date lows amid Swiss Franc strength and bearish technical momentum.

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