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    9 April 2025
    Japan’s Finance Minister Kato expressed that Treasury holdings won’t be sold due to relations with the US

    Japan’s Finance Minister Kato says foreign reserves aren’t excessive, with no fixed benchmark guiding their size.

    9 April 2025
    Intraday gains for AUD/NZD hover near 1.0800 following the anticipated 25 bps rate cut

    AUD/NZD steadies near 1.0800 after RBNZ rate cut, amid US-China trade tension and cautious sentiment.

    9 April 2025
    Governor Ueda of the Bank of Japan is assessing the effects of US tariffs on Japan’s economy

    BOJ raises rates to curb excesses, monitor inflation, and assess U.S. tariff impact on economy.

    9 April 2025
    The USD/CNY reference rate was established at 7.2066 by the PBOC, higher than before

    PBOC raises USD/CNY rate to 7.2066, surpassing expectations, signaling ongoing financial reform efforts.

    9 April 2025
    Goldman Sachs warns that rising US-China tariffs could negatively affect 2025 GDP growth forecasts

    Goldman Sachs warns US-China tariffs may slow China’s growth; policy easing expected to counter impact.

    9 April 2025
    According to Donald Trump, China is adjusting the Yuan’s value to counterbalance tariffs imposed against it

    Trump accuses China of Yuan manipulation, plans new tariffs; AUD/USD rises amid ongoing trade tensions.

    9 April 2025
    Current market conditions reflect turmoil from trade policies, requiring strategic patience and careful analysis

    Tariffs reshape global trade, fueling economic tension, voter unrest, and uncertainty, while markets seek strategic resilience.

    9 April 2025
    Japan’s Finance Minister Kato stated that US Treasury holdings won’t be sold due to relations

    Japan maintains flexibility on foreign reserves; Yen dynamics shift with policy changes, yield gaps, and market stress.

    9 April 2025
    A technical bounce occurred for GBP/USD from the 200-day EMA, ending a two-day decline

    GBP/USD rebounds above 1.2700 as traders eye US inflation data and potential Fed rate cut timing.

    9 April 2025
    Bank of Montreal analysts indicate increased trade tensions may lead to economic downturns, not recovery

    Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions raise recession and stagflation risks, with tariffs fueling market volatility.

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