European and U.S. markets closed lower this week, with widespread declines in indices and mixed bond yields.
Canada plans retaliatory tariffs; leaders promise post-election negotiations on economic, security ties after constructive call.
NASDAQ drops 443 points; markets fall as key support level nears, signaling potential further downside risks.
Atlanta Fed revises GDPNow Q1 estimate down to -2.8%, while NY Fed raises its forecast to 2.86%.
Trump’s call with Canada PM Carney was productive; USDCAD nears key support at 1.4269 level.
US stocks fall as yields dip; gold hits record high, oil and Bitcoin both decline in value.
Trump called talks with Canadian PM Mark Carney “productive,” planning future cooperation after Canada’s election.
Bitcoin falls 3.5% to $84,163, mirroring broader market declines and ongoing pressure on bond yields.
Tech stocks decline amid market uncertainty, while healthcare and energy sectors gain as investors favor defensive positions.
The dollar weakens despite stock market drops, reflecting shifts in policy focus and historical economic parallels.
