US stocks decline as Trump announces tariffs; markets eye CPI data; Canada vows measured response under PM Carney.
USD weakness continues as growth concerns rise. DXY index may drop 2-4% amid bond yield shifts.
US Treasury auctioned $58B in three-year notes with 3.908% yield; strong domestic interest, weaker international demand.
US job openings rose, AUD/USD recovered, EUR/USD climbed, gold surged, and Dogecoin declined amid political concerns.
USDCHF remains volatile, struggling below key moving averages. Bears need a sustained break under 0.8776 for control.
AUD/USD nears 0.6300 as US Dollar weakens; rising consumer confidence and trade dynamics support Australian Dollar.
Redbook Index declines to 5.7%, reflecting shifting consumer spending and economic conditions in the retail sector.
Canada faces significant financial costs from tensions, while markets show mixed trends with Nasdaq rising and Dow falling.
Gold trades above $2,910, supported by a weaker US Dollar, market volatility, and potential resistance at $2,910.
Tech stocks show mixed results; Microsoft and Netflix rise, while Oracle and Apple decline, impacting sector sentiment.
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