Tariff uncertainty may persist through summer, possibly delaying Fed rate cuts despite high market expectations.
New Zealand manufacturing sales rose 2.4% in Q1 2025, driven by dairy and meat product gains.
Tokyo and Beijing traders anticipate key economic data releases, including Japan’s GDP and China’s inflation figures.
Jamie Dimon warns of impending bond market panic, citing past cracks and rising US government debt concerns.
Markets eye US CPI, China trade, UK economic data, and Apple’s WWDC amid inflation and tariff concerns.
Forex trading opens calmly; Bitcoin rises $2,000 to $106,400, signaling optimism for risk-related assets.
USD/JPY rose to 144.85 amid US yield concerns and economic uncertainty impacting future momentum.
Megan Greene sees inflation easing mid-term, warns of consumer risk, and hints at future policy divergence.
US and Canadian job gains, US-China trade talks, rate cut hints, and market movements shape sentiment.
Canada’s job market weakens gradually; unemployment rises to 7.0%. Rate cuts expected as growth slows.
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