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    10 April 2025
    Following Trump’s tariff easing, US stock indices rose sharply, raising questions about technical indicators

    US stocks rose as Trump eased tariffs, but China tensions persist; key indices approach resistance levels.

    9 April 2025
    Crude oil stock changes in the US rose to 2.553 million, exceeding predictions of 2.2 million

    U.S. crude oil stocks rose by 2.553 million barrels, surpassing expectations and signaling supply growth.

    9 April 2025
    The trade conflict persists, but extreme repercussions have been evaded, leading to market fluctuations

    Market rallies as 10% tariffs replace feared hikes; uncertainty remains amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions.

    9 April 2025
    The Australian economy may be disrupted by the US-China trade war as AUD/USD approaches 0.6050

    AUD/USD climbs as US Dollar weakens; trade tensions and tariffs threaten growth and fuel inflation worries.

    9 April 2025
    A 90-day pause on tariffs is implemented, with China facing 125% while others receive 10%

    Trump pauses tariffs for most countries; China faces steep hike amid diplomatic tensions and market concerns.

    9 April 2025
    Shaun Osborne from Scotiabank observes a 0.5% rise in Pound Sterling against the US Dollar

    Pound Sterling rebounds slightly as markets focus on Bank of England remarks and bearish GBP/USD momentum.

    9 April 2025
    A $39 million auction of ten-year notes achieved a yield of 4.435%, boosting stock indices

    Strong demand at 10-year Treasury auction boosts markets; indirect bids surge, yields rise, stocks rally sharply.

    9 April 2025
    According to Scotiabank, German political events have helped the Euro rise 0.8% against the Dollar

    Euro climbs 0.8% on German coalition news; risks remain with yields and key support near 1.09.

    9 April 2025
    After discussions with Nvidia’s CEO, the Trump administration eases restrictions on the H20 chip

    Trump administration eases on Nvidia’s H20 chip; shares rise after meeting with CEO Jensen Huang.

    9 April 2025
    Barkin highlighted consumer behaviour’s impact on the economy, noting positive trends despite some spending pullbacks

    Barkin watches consumer behavior closely; spending steady despite air travel dip and no pullback signs emerging.

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