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    10 April 2025
    Amazon sellers in China threaten price increases and market withdrawal due to rising U.S. tariffs

    Shenzhen sellers on Amazon face rising U.S. tariffs, prompting price hikes, market shifts, and uncertainty.

    10 April 2025
    Francois Villeroy de Galhau remarked that Trump’s tariff pause is somewhat better, yet remains troubling

    Villeroy sees Trump’s tariff pause as less negative but warns of ongoing U.S. protectionism concerns.

    10 April 2025
    The Finance Minister suggests the RBNZ can decrease interest rates, hinting pressure on governor candidates

    Finance minister Willis signals RBNZ has room to cut rates, as Parliament selects new governor candidate.

    10 April 2025
    During Asian trading hours, the GBP/USD pair climbs back to 1.2850, extending its rally

    GBP/USD climbs near 1.2850 amid weak UK housing data, trade tensions, and anticipation of BoE speech.

    10 April 2025
    Kazuyuki Masu, former Mitsubishi CFO, is nominated for Bank of Japan’s policy board position

    Kazuyuki Masu nominated to BOJ board, potentially shifting stance on interest rates and monetary tightening policies.

    10 April 2025
    In Pakistan, gold prices increased today, as reported by gathered market data

    Gold prices surged in Pakistan; rising investor demand and global trends contribute to the ongoing market momentum.

    10 April 2025
    In March, China’s CPI fell to -0.1% yearly, while the yuan reached a record low

    China’s CPI improved slightly YoY in March 2025, while PPI fell further and the yuan weakened.

    10 April 2025
    According to New Zealand’s Finance Minister Nicola Willis, the RBNZ could decrease interest rates if required

    NZD/USD rises to 0.5680 as Finance Minister Willis affirms Reserve Bank’s rate-cutting capacity.

    10 April 2025
    Japanese investors shifted to equities, boosting the Nikkei, as bond yields rose with tariff relief

    Japanese government bonds fell as investors shifted to equities after Trump’s tariff rollback eased trade tensions.

    10 April 2025
    The Producer Price Index in China for March was lower than anticipated at -2.5%

    China’s PPI fell 2.5% in March year-on-year, highlighting ongoing economic challenges and market uncertainties.

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