Silver rebounds above $29.80; bullish signals suggest further gains toward $30.87 amid supportive technical indicators.
Business confidence rises to 19% amid political influences; capacity utilisation dips slightly to 90.5%.
AUD/USD declines amid US-China tensions; oversold RSI signals possible consolidation despite dominant bearish trend.
U.S. unlikely to secure trade deals by April 9th; retaliatory tariffs expected, per Treasury Secretary Bessent.
Dow plunges amid tariff tensions; Trump announces 50% levy on Chinese goods, sparking market-wide selloff fears.
Bank of America warns trade tensions may lower S&P 500 earnings by 10%, adjusting 2025 forecasts.
U.S. consumer credit fell by $0.81 billion in February, signaling reduced borrowing and shifting economic behavior.
Markets rebounded after false tariff pause report; dollar rose, gold dropped, volatility reflected ongoing trade uncertainties.
Canadian Dollar fluctuates amid US tariff tensions, Bank of Canada outlook, oil prices, and inflation concerns.
Business sentiment declines sharply as Canadian firms face rising costs and anticipate recession amid US tariffs.
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