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    6 May 2025
    The USDCHF has been trading narrowly; traders anticipate a breakout as pressure mounts near averages

    USDCHF remains rangebound, facing resistance near moving averages; breakout above 0.8333 or below 0.8195 awaited.

    6 May 2025
    The Ivey Purchasing Managers Index for Canada reached 47.9, falling short of the 51.2 expectation

    Gold rises above $3,400; AUD/USD nears resistance; global central banks prepare for key rate decisions.

    6 May 2025
    India’s Prime Minister Modi announces a new trade agreement, unexpectedly finalised with the UK instead

    India finalizes significant trade deal with UK, surprising expectations of a potential agreement with the United States.

    6 May 2025
    The Redbook Index in the United States increased to 6.9% year-on-year from 6.1%

    Redbook Index rises to 6.9%; EUR/USD and GBP/USD fluctuate; gold hits $3,400 amid tensions.

    6 May 2025
    Canada’s trade balance improved in March, with exports falling and imports declining, impacting growth

    Canada’s March trade deficit narrows; exports and imports decline, U.S. trade surplus shrinks amid tariffs.

    6 May 2025
    The actual trade balance for goods and services in the United States fell short of expectations

    U.S. trade deficit in March exceeded expectations, highlighting economic forecast challenges and influencing future fiscal policy.

    6 May 2025
    The US recorded a trade deficit of $140.5 billion, influenced by increased imports and tariffs

    US trade deficit hits record $140.5B in March; imports surge, especially in pharma and passenger cars.

    6 May 2025
    In March, Canada’s merchandise trade deficit was $0.51 billion, outperforming the anticipated $1.7 billion

    Canada’s trade deficit narrows, gold rises on geopolitical tensions, and markets await key central bank decisions.

    6 May 2025
    Trade discussions are crucial, with US tariffs possibly escalating tensions for global negotiations and countries.

    US-Japan trade talks intensify amid tariff concerns; potential conflict with Congress and market impact looms.

    6 May 2025
    Imports into Canada decreased from $71.63 billion to $70.4 billion during March

    Canada’s imports fell in March to $70.4 billion, reflecting changing trade dynamics and economic conditions.

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