China urges equality in U.S. talks, warns of firm response if trade tensions and tariffs escalate further.
Pound Sterling falls for second day, down 2.87% in two days; support seen near 1.2580.
Market sentiment sees brief relief; tariffs loom. Dollar weakens; key data, treasury auctions eyed for direction.
Gold holds above $3,000 as tariff concerns and Fed rate cut expectations boost safe-haven demand.
Market sentiment hinges on headlines, not expiries, as no notable options affect current trading behavior today.
Gold prices dipped below $3,000 as central banks continued buying due to geopolitical tensions and uncertainty.
New U.S. port fees target China-linked vessels, risking higher costs, job losses, and supply chain strain.
Deutsche Bank anticipates a 50 basis point RBA rate cut in May due to global trade tensions.
France’s February trade deficit widened to €-7.87B, exceeding expectations and highlighting ongoing economic challenges.
RBNZ may cut rates by 25 bps; global risks could prompt larger reduction to support economy.
