GBP/USD climbs for fifth day, nearing 1.3200, boosted by weak US Dollar and trade tensions.
Global trade uncertainties and tariffs may slow economic activity; inflation risks in New Zealand appear lower.
GBP/USD rises on weaker USD, improved risk sentiment, and tariff relief; momentum indicators show bullish trend.
Trade war uncertainty hampers global economic growth, complicates business planning, and raises recession concerns, warns Goldman Sachs.
Apple stock rose after U.S. tariff exemptions; analysts watch key levels amid ongoing trade uncertainty and tariff concerns.
Forex market quiet; tariffs dominate focus. Inflation, tech stocks, and Bitcoin movement highlight mixed economic sentiment.
EUR/USD declines as US Dollar rebounds; stagflation fears, tariffs, and ECB rate cut impact market sentiment.
RBA holds cash rate at 4.10%, citing inflation concerns; future direction remains uncertain amid volatility.
AUD/USD weakens as US Dollar recovers; trade talks and economic data shape currency market sentiment.
Major indexes closed higher, led by industrial and auto gains, while tech stocks showed mixed performance.
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