Crude oil rises after tariff pause eases concerns; market eyes resistance breakout for potential further gains.
US Dollar weakens amid escalating US-China trade tensions, rising tariffs, declining consumer sentiment, and Fed challenges.
Franc strengthens on safe-haven demand; SNB wary as appreciation challenges inflation goals amid shifting global dynamics.
Markets steady as traders await Trump’s update on semiconductor and electronic goods tariff changes and classifications.
Trump pauses electronics tariffs; semiconductors face new national security focus. Tech firms gain, apparel remains burdened.
Gold rebounds from early April low near $2955, targeting $3290 and $3345 with strong momentum.
Silver holds steady at $32.30 amid US-China tensions, trade war escalation, and recession concerns.
Bond yields remain elevated amid trade tensions and tariff shifts, highlighting market unease despite equity optimism.
Oil prices dip as US-Iran talks progress, tariff uncertainties rise, and US drilling activity declines further.
Focus remains on US-China tariffs as global economic data and central bank decisions highlight the upcoming week.
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