Australia’s AUD net positions rose modestly, signaling a slight market sentiment shift toward the currency’s strength.
Oil net positions fell from 180.6k to 167.7k, suggesting shifting market strategies and risk reassessment.
Gold net positions fell to $238.4K from $249.8K, suggesting waning investor confidence in gold.
Eurozone euro net positions decline to €51.8K, reflecting changing market dynamics and investor sentiment shifts.
Mexican Peso weakens past 20.00 per USD amid trade tensions, recession fears, and declining consumer confidence.
US stocks dropped sharply; oil prices plunged amid OPEC+ output hike and strong but mixed jobs data.
Nike shares surge over 5% after U.S.-Vietnam tariff talks ease investor concerns over production costs.
Major US indices plunge for second day; S&P, NASDAQ drop nearly 6%, marking worst week since 2020.
Baker Hughes reports 489 US oil rigs, exceeding forecasts and signaling stronger industry confidence and activity.
WTI crude oil falls 7.40% to $61.99 amid tariff concerns, OPEC+ output hike, slower growth.
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