Japan’s Finance Minister Kato says foreign reserves aren’t excessive, with no fixed benchmark guiding their size.
AUD/NZD steadies near 1.0800 after RBNZ rate cut, amid US-China trade tension and cautious sentiment.
BOJ raises rates to curb excesses, monitor inflation, and assess U.S. tariff impact on economy.
PBOC raises USD/CNY rate to 7.2066, surpassing expectations, signaling ongoing financial reform efforts.
Goldman Sachs warns US-China tariffs may slow China’s growth; policy easing expected to counter impact.
Trump accuses China of Yuan manipulation, plans new tariffs; AUD/USD rises amid ongoing trade tensions.
Tariffs reshape global trade, fueling economic tension, voter unrest, and uncertainty, while markets seek strategic resilience.
Japan maintains flexibility on foreign reserves; Yen dynamics shift with policy changes, yield gaps, and market stress.
GBP/USD rebounds above 1.2700 as traders eye US inflation data and potential Fed rate cut timing.
Escalating U.S.-China trade tensions raise recession and stagflation risks, with tariffs fueling market volatility.
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