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    3 June 2025
    The Trump Administration seeks countries’ best tariff offers by Wednesday amidst ongoing negotiations and frustrations

    Trump Administration urges countries for top tariff offers by Wednesday; key deals with allies remain elusive.

    3 June 2025
    The AUDUSD experiences a substantial increase, surpassing key moving averages and altering momentum dynamics

    AUDUSD climbs 0.84%, breaking key moving averages; eyes resistance near 0.6500 amid bullish momentum.

    3 June 2025
    Goolsbee mentioned positive inflation reports with minimal tariff effects, predicting improved rates in 12-18 months

    Goolsbee sees positive inflation signs, minimal tariff impact, and potential rate cuts within 12–18 months.

    2 June 2025
    Mann from the BOE highlighted the need to consider QT’s effects alongside rate decisions

    The Bank of England studies how quantitative tightening and interest rates jointly affect economic policy effectiveness.

    2 June 2025
    Logan mentions potential declines in production and investment from energy firms due to lower oil prices

    Oil price declines risk reduced energy production; rig count drops signal falling drilling activity and investment.

    2 June 2025
    Amidst market fluctuations, technology faces declines while healthcare demonstrates robust performance and growth potential

    Tech stocks face volatility; healthcare shows strength. Diversify portfolios, monitor semiconductors, and maintain caution amid uncertainty.

    2 June 2025
    USDCAD reached a new low, falling below October 2024’s mark and encountering crucial support at 1.36443

    USDCAD falls to a new 2025 low, testing key support amid bearish momentum and possible reversal signals.

    2 June 2025
    Construction spending in the US fell 0.4%, disappointing expectations amid economic uncertainty and rising rates

    US construction spending fell 0.4% in April, reflecting economic uncertainty and rising interest rate pressures.

    2 June 2025
    In May, the US manufacturing index fell to 48.5 below the expected 49.5, various metrics varied

    Manufacturing PMI dips to 48.5 in May 2025, indicating continued contraction despite mixed component readings.

    2 June 2025
    May’s Canada manufacturing PMI rose to 46.1, indicating ongoing contraction and job losses persistently increasing

    Canada’s manufacturing sector remains weak, with contracting output, inflation pressures, and uncertainty from tariffs and trade.

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