Oil prices dip as US-Iran talks progress, tariff uncertainties rise, and US drilling activity declines further.
Focus remains on US-China tariffs as global economic data and central bank decisions highlight the upcoming week.
Australian Dollar strengthens to 0.6301; upward trend possible if support at 0.6140 holds firm.
Markets stabilise as central banks signal varied rate paths; rate cut bets ease amid improving sentiment.
Chinese gold ETF inflows surge to record highs; copper, aluminum inventories fall amid increased industrial demand.
Markets eye global inflation data, central bank decisions, and U.S. tariffs impacting economic outlook and rate forecasts.
FX volatility surged, breaking usual correlations and sparking speculation of a coordinated dollar devaluation and market stress.
The dollar weakens amid trade concerns; euro rises, yen and Swiss franc strengthen against the greenback.
GBP expected to trade between 1.3000–1.3145; outlook positive if support above 1.2880 holds.
Market focus shifts from data to US-China tariffs; Fed speakers Barkin and Waller scheduled to speak.
