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The euro hit a 3-week low Monday, and the Mexican peso weakened as Trump threatened 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico imports starting in August.
DXY climbs toward 98.00 as traders respond to Fed policy uncertainty and Trump's new tariff threats against Canada and the EU.
Rupee falls 22 paise to 85.86 per USD as Sensex drops 625 points and Nifty slides 182 points. TCS earnings disappoint, trade worries weigh on sentiment.
The Canadian dollar fell Friday as Trump planned 15–20% blanket tariffs on most trade partners, signaling more global trade upheaval.
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FTSE 100 surges to a record 8,902, gaining 1.1% as European stocks rally on US tariff relief and strong defence sector performance.
Oil prices fell Thursday after Trump announced a 50% tariff on Brazil. OPEC+ agreed to speed up output hikes despite global economic uncertainty.
GBP/USD holds near 1.3600 amid Trump's new tariff threats and rising UK gilt yields, with markets awaiting key UK data and Fed minutes.
Dow slips 0.37% to 44,240.76, S&P 500 down 0.07% at 6,225.52 as global markets react to fresh US tariff threats and ongoing trade uncertainty.
As of June 27, foreign capital has flowed into Japan's stock market for 13 weeks, with investments continuing to rise despite market challenges.
Gold prices hovered near a one-week low on Wednesday, pressured by a stronger dollar, with the Fed's meeting minutes set for release later today.
GBP/JPY rises above 199.00 as yen weakens on US-Japan trade tension, while UK fiscal risks may limit sterling's upside momentum.
Australia's Central Bank surprises markets by holding rates at 3.85%, impacting the AUD and reflecting caution on inflation and trade risks.
Sterling reached its highest since October 2021 after Trump announced new tariffs on Japan, South Korea, and others, effective August 1.
