Monday markets open thin; Moody’s U.S. downgrade, ECB comments, and global trade talks sway currency rates.
Moody’s US downgrade stirs markets; Bessent downplays impact, warns of tariffs’ effect on Walmart margins.
AUD/NZD holds near 1.0900; bullish trend intact despite mixed signals, overbought indicators, and resistance levels.
AUD/USD hovers near 0.6400 as traders await RBA decision; U.S. data, sentiment weigh on movement.
Silver fell over 1% Friday, ending the week lower amid rising yields and uncertain technical direction.
Albanese to attend Pope’s inauguration and revive stalled Australia-Europe free trade talks during Europe visit.
Moody’s downgrades US credit rating, citing high debt costs, rising deficits, and weakened fiscal metrics.
NZD/JPY trades near 85.70 with mixed signals; bearish trend persists despite slight gains and neutral momentum.
Euro strengthens unexpectedly as political stability, German policy, and U.S. uncertainty reshape global market perceptions.
DJIA rebounds 16.25%, reaching 42,500, despite weak consumer sentiment and rising long-term inflation expectations.
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