USDCHF hits new low at 0.8555, down 2.86%, with sellers maintaining control below 0.8619.
US unemployment claims fell to 219,000, below forecasts, while continuing jobless claims rose slightly.
Tariffs impact Nike and Apple, causing market drops and raising concerns about sustainability and economic consequences.
U.S. jobless claims fell to 219,000, below expectations, indicating sustained strength in the labor market.
Tariff rates appear arbitrary, based on trade deficits, excluding services, and raising concerns about policy consistency.
US trade deficit narrows slightly; dollar rebounds, gold retreats; Solana rises amid blockchain competition.
Morgan Stanley drops rate cut forecast; inflation concerns grow as Fed response shapes market expectations.
US jobless claims dip, euro retreats, gold eases, Solana rises, and Trump plans new trade tariffs.
Fitch downgrades China’s credit rating, citing rising deficit and slowing GDP; Beijing disputes the assessment.
February’s U.S. trade deficit was $122.7 billion, slightly better than expected, signaling stable trade dynamics.
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