Neel Kashkari warns that trade uncertainty may hurt confidence more than tariffs themselves, potentially causing deeper consequences.
GBP/USD hit a two-week low after weak UK inflation data, increasing bets on a Bank of England rate cut.
Goldman Sachs warns high inflation complicates rate cuts; survey-based expectations rise, while market-based remain stable near 2%.
USD projected between 7.2540-7.2700 CNH, with potential rise to 7.2820; momentum supports further increase despite slowdown.
UK 30-year gilt yields peaked at 5.41%, then fell to 5.29%, impacting the pound and market sentiment.
Gold prices surged 16% in 2024 as demand rose; ETFs added 23 tonnes, marking record inflows.
USDCHF consolidates near 0.8848; a breakout targets 0.8862, while support lies at 0.8827 and 0.8794.
NZD is trading range-bound, with resistance at 0.5755 and support at 0.5650/0.5670, showing a downward bias.
UK GDP growth revised to 1.0%; borrowing increased; tax evasion targeted; debt forecast at 82.7% of GDP.
US mortgage applications dip 2%; EUR/USD, GBP/USD fall on tariff concerns; gold, Bitcoin remain stable.
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