New Zealand PM Chris Luxon to visit UK for trade talks with Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
The US Dollar Index stabilizes near 102 after Fed minutes and tariff suspension; bearish pressure remains.
Trump pauses tariffs (excluding China); markets surge, gold spikes, economic outlook uncertain amid global trade negotiations.
Dollar recovers on yield rise; EUR, GBP gain; oil, gold surge; key global data releases ahead.
China’s March 2025 inflation data due; consumer prices seen rising annually, wholesale deflation expected.
Trump’s 90-day tariff pause boosts pharma stocks; market surges as exemption uncertainty temporarily eases.
Argentina’s February industrial output rose 5.6% as global markets react to trade tensions and policy shifts.
No tariff changes for Canada and Mexico; USMCA-compliant goods remain tariff-free, despite initial confusion.
Gold rises on safe-haven demand; USD/JPY pressured; tariffs impact currencies; SEC chair shift aids crypto.
Trump expressed optimism about China trade talks, citing tariff concerns and challenges in negotiating rapid multilateral deals.
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