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GBP/USD dipped 0.3%, ending a winning streak as US Dollar gained on trade optimism and data.
Gold rebounds above $3,300 as bullish momentum builds, supported by moving averages and trade uncertainty.
Oil prices falter as OPEC+ boosts output, US-China tensions fuel demand concerns; WTI slightly rebounds.
Silver rises 1.19% to $32.40, driven by haven appeal, industrial demand, and global economic trends.
Vietnam and the U.S. will begin tariff negotiations on May 7th, aiming to strengthen trade relations.
AUD/JPY pressured by trade uncertainty; inflation supports AUD amid thin markets and global tariff tensions.
The dollar weakens as markets shift; trade news and Asian sentiment may impact currency movements this week.
China’s central bank urges Asian coordination on tariffs amid rising global uncertainty, highlighting economic cooperation importance.
PBoC Governor urges Asian unity amid rising global economic uncertainty and unresolved US-China tariff issues.
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