Crude stocks rise, AUD/USD dips, USD/JPY recovers, gold stable as markets await US inflation data.
J.P. Morgan raises recession odds to 40% due to extreme U.S. policies and persistent economic uncertainty.
Dow drops 450 points amid tariffs; most stocks decline. Salesforce, Nvidia gain. Election approaches, trade tensions persist.
US stock indices fell amid volatility from Canadian tariffs and Ukraine tensions, while the Russell 2000 gained slightly.
Ford suspends electricity tariffs after US trade talks; Trump plans 50% tariff on Canadian steel, aluminium imports.
USDCAD falls below 200-hour moving average, eyes support at 1.4368 amid tariff tensions and USMCA discussions.
The Canadian Dollar fell 0.3% amid trade tensions as Trump doubled tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminium.
Apple stock fell 3%, dropping below its 200-day average, amid tariffs and declining smartwatch sales in 2024.
EUR/USD trades near 1.0900, approaching November highs. Overbought signals suggest possible correction; key resistance at 1.0930.
Ukraine ready for 30-day ceasefire; US to resume security assistance; risk assets rebound amid peace efforts.
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