NZD/USD weakens further, with bearish momentum supported by indicators and declining moving averages below key resistances.
Fed’s Barkin urges patience amid inflation concerns, uncertain tariffs, and consumer fatigue; no rush for rate cuts.
AUD/JPY faces bearish pressure near 93.80, with downside potential and resistance capped below key moving averages.
US indices rebound; gold and oil prices rise; USDJPY gains on yields and sentiment improvement.
U.S. sanctions Chinese officials over Hong Kong autonomy; Egypt’s Sinai actions raise peace treaty concerns.
Presidential Executive Orders loom; markets rebound partially after sharp declines, while tariff concerns drive uncertainty.
China, Japan, and South Korea seek united response to US tariffs, ensuring semiconductor supply chain continuity.
USDJPY tests key resistance zone between 149.77–149.84; breakout may target 150.00 and 150.207 levels.
Tech and consumer cyclical stocks decline; defensive sectors show resilience amid inflation and interest rate concerns.
Tesla China offers interest-free loans amid sales slump, as BYD leads and Tesla stock drops sharply.
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