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Australian dollar shows short-term strength in 2025, driven by economic recovery and easing trade tensions, but long-term risks remain.
The US dollar slides to a three-year low as cooling inflation boosts expectations for Fed rate cuts ahead of this week’s FOMC meeting.
The yen edged lower Monday as safe-haven flows lifted the dollar amid Israel-Iran conflict fears and surging energy prices hurting Japan's economy.
EUR/GBP rises above 0.8500 as soft UK data boosts BoE rate cut bets, while hawkish ECB remarks provide support for the euro.
As the decline of US dollar hegemony intensifies, US-China trade tensions ease but tariffs stay high, raising global economic risks.
London's FTSE 100 hit an all-time high on Thursday, led by energy shares, but geopolitical concerns limited further gains compared to European peers.
Gold has surpassed the euro as central banks increase reserves, seeking safety amid rising geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainty.
CPI Report May 2025 shows weaker inflation, raising rate cut hopes. Markets stay cautious as tariff effects and Fed policy outlook remain uncertain.
The Canadian dollar gained for a second week, supported by strong jobs data and rising oil prices, boosting economic optimism.
U.S. Labor Dept reported April inflation below expectations; consumer prices lowest since Feb 2021 due to Trump tariffs.
China's A50 rose over 1% on Wednesday, fueled by signs of progress in US-China trade talks, though details and long-term impact remain uncertain.
After the announcement of "reciprocal tariffs," capital returned to the U.S. stock market, driving the S&P 500 index higher.
The euro dipped Tuesday as US-China trade talks unsettled markets, though China-Europe trade kept growing in Q1 despite headwinds.
The yen held steady Monday as data showed Japan's Q1 contraction was milder than expected, though the trade deficit still hinders recovery.
