China’s trade data, due soon, may show rising exports amid pre-tariff changes, guiding market expectations.
China halts rare earth exports, triggering global supply concerns and prompting buyers to seek alternative sources.
Tariff exemptions may not protect electronics as U.S. shifts to national security-based trade measures, Greer warns.
Trump announces semiconductor tariff review; 20% tariffs on smartphones, computers, and chips to remain in place.
Low Monday morning liquidity can cause price fluctuations; traders should proceed cautiously until Asian markets open.
China’s March new loans reached 3,640 billion, surpassing forecasts and signaling stronger economic borrowing trends.
Gold steady near $3,250; dollar weakens; EUR/USD, GBP/USD retreat; crypto market stabilizes at $2.69T.
Electronics face new tariffs soon; pharma tariffs likely next. Tech stock optimism fades amid shifting trade dynamics.
Banxico signals economic slowdown, hints at rate cuts; Peso weakens, USD/MXN eyes key technical levels.
Mexican Peso gains as US Dollar weakens; tariffs, inflation, and economic signals shape currency market trends.
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