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    7 April 2025
    Media coverage resumes as Trump insists on addressing the trade deficit before engaging with China

    Trump refuses China trade deal unless deficit addressed, following weekend of golf and media engagement.

    7 April 2025
    Japan’s Prime Minister Ishiba plans to discuss tariff reductions with the United States, recognising slow progress

    Japan urges US tariff cuts; Yen supported by BoJ policy shifts, domestic measures, and safe-haven demand.

    7 April 2025
    The Shadow Board advises the Reserve Bank of New Zealand to reduce the cash rate soon

    NZIER Shadow Board urges RBNZ to cut OCR to 3.50% amid global financial uncertainty and caution.

    7 April 2025
    US equity futures implement a 7% price limit circuit breaker to prevent excessive selling during trading

    E-mini futures pause trading after sharp drops, using circuit breakers to ensure stability during volatile markets.

    7 April 2025
    According to Reuters, a deal with China hinges on resolving the trade deficit, stated Trump

    Trump vows no China trade deal without deficit fix; tariffs remain, tensions escalated, global prices affected.

    7 April 2025
    US markets have reopened with declines in S&P 500 and NASDAQ, while oil prices also fall

    US markets fall sharply; S&P 500 and NASDAQ futures drop, oil and USD/JPY also decline.

    7 April 2025
    Japan’s foreign reserves rose to $1272.5 billion, up from a previous $1253.3 billion

    Japan’s foreign reserves rose in March, potentially influencing currency stability and shaping future economic policy decisions.

    7 April 2025
    US markets are set to open, with FX suggesting potential stock weakness during early Asian trading

    US markets face early pressure as USD/JPY dips below 145.50, signaling FX-driven stock market weakness.

    7 April 2025
    Amidst the US-China tariff conflict, the AUD/USD pair sinks to a five-year low close to 0.5985

    AUD/USD hits five-year low as China imposes tariffs; labor data may delay Fed rate cuts.

    6 April 2025
    Amidst social media buzz, Bitcoin’s recent performance against traditional markets appears to be declining

    Bitcoin’s value declines as traditional markets reopen, raising concerns about potential challenges in the crypto market.

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