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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.
The Australian dollar steadies as the RBA eyes more rate cuts and trade tensions loom, keeping the AUD trend sensitive to global policy shifts.
Tesla shares plunged 6% on 1 July amid political tensions and delivery concerns. The volatility highlights ongoing challenges facing the EV giant.
European shares fell Friday due to declines in banks and mining stocks, as attention shifts to the July deadline for a trade deal with the White House.
USD to NZD rebounds near 0.6080 as dollar weakens; markets eye China inflation and RBNZ meeting for the pair's next directional move.
U.S. stock market sentiment is strong, with stocks hitting new highs as investors return and earnings surpass expectations.
Hang Seng slips 0.68% to 24,048.77 while Nikkei 225 drops 0.79% to 39,943.62. Asian markets show mixed moves as trade tensions and data weigh.
Oil prices were steady as a strong job market supported the Fed’s decision, with focus on Trump’s tariff plans for various countries.
WTI falls on surprise US inventory build, OPEC+ production boost, and signs of slowing demand from China and uncertain US trade policy.
