Yen strengthens and gold rises as diminishing market risk boosts demand for traditional safe haven assets.
Ireland’s services PMI rose, signaling growth; gold surged, Bitcoin dropped amid tariffs and US dollar weakness.
Foreign investment in Japanese stocks improved to ¥-450.4 billion, signaling a shift in market sentiment.
Cryptocurrencies decline with stocks amid tariff news; Ethereum drops below $1,800 as Yen gains strength.
Australian PMIs show services and composite indices at 51.6, both exceeding expectations and indicating expansion.
Trump’s new tariffs target Asia hardest, spook markets; tech, autos drop as global trade tensions intensify.
Markets react to Trump’s tariffs: Yen strengthens, gold holds gains, Bitcoin and AUD/USD face pressure.
U.S. import tariffs soar to 22%, prompting joint responses from China, Japan, and South Korea.
Australia’s services PMI beats forecasts; AUD pressured, gold retreats from highs, Bitcoin drops amid tariff fears.
Trump imposes new tariffs, sparking $5 trillion stock drop and fears of inflation, recession, and disruptions.
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