Japan remains firm on US tariffs, with no progress from recent talks; further negotiations are forthcoming.
EUR/USD sees support near 1.1350 amid large expiries and weaker dollar from renewed trade tensions.
Oil rises as OPEC+ boosts output; geopolitical tensions, currency shifts, and Fed comments reshape global markets.
Jamie Dimon urges U.S. reform on trade, regulation, and global leadership to retain economic dominance.
Japanese corporate capital spending rose 6.4% in Q1, signaling resilience despite GDP contraction and export weakness.
Bank of Japan boosts bond loss provisions to 100%, preparing for risks from anticipated interest rate hikes.
Rumors of Powell’s resignation and Trump lowering rates are unfounded, aiming to sway Bitcoin markets.
Job ads and inflation fell in May 2025, signaling slowing economic activity and easing price pressures.
Japan’s Akazawa visits U.S. for tariff talks as USD/JPY dips below 143.40 to daily session lows.
Morgan Stanley predicts a 9% dollar drop by mid-2024, favoring euro, pound, yen, and franc.
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