Oil prices rise amid optimism over Trump-Xi talks; OPEC lowers demand forecast due to US tariffs.
Tariff concerns and economic uncertainty pressure currencies; BoC decision, inflation data may influence Canadian dollar.
US Dollar expected to trade between 7.2430 and 7.3700; short-term outlook remains mixed amid volatility.
White House economist Hassett reports tariff progress with EU, reviews rare earths, and sees no recession.
Turkey’s end-2025 inflation expectations rose to 30%, while household expectations remain around 60% inflation.
Dollar weakens amid tariff concerns; equities rise, GBP leads gains, bond yields dip, market tone cautious.
The US Dollar trades between 142.30–144.30 Yen, with further weakening uncertain amid oversold conditions.
Yen gains support amid potential policy shifts; U.S. tariffs create uncertainty in inflation and currency trends.
Crude oil rises after tariff pause eases concerns; market eyes resistance breakout for potential further gains.
US Dollar weakens amid escalating US-China trade tensions, rising tariffs, declining consumer sentiment, and Fed challenges.
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