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    7 April 2025
    The White House dismissed claims of a 90-day tariff pause, labelling them as misinformation and confusion

    White House denies 90-day tariff pause; market reacts swiftly, S&P 500 drops after initial gains.

    7 April 2025
    Peter Navarro remarked that discussions on recession appear foolish with anticipated tax reductions and tariff relief

    Navarro emphasized fair trade, reliable tariffs, and anticipated tax cuts amid stable markets and trade negotiations.

    7 April 2025
    The AUDUSD responded positively to stock gains, though concerns about China may hinder its strength

    AUDUSD rises amid stock gains; tariff uncertainty persists. Key levels at 0.61306 resistance, 0.60874 support.

    7 April 2025
    According to an interview, Hassett stated that Trump responds positively to appealing trade offers from partners

    Trump committed to effective trade strategies; markets dip 2.6–3.1% amid skepticism over trade talks.

    7 April 2025
    Currently, markets are seeing recovery with increased buying interest, particularly in Nvidia and Amazon shares

    US stocks rebound as panic selling eases; Nvidia and Amazon attract renewed investor interest amid margin calls.

    7 April 2025
    WTI prices fell close to $60 amidst global economic concerns, recovering slightly during European trading hours

    Oil prices hit four-year low amid tariffs, economic uncertainty; market reacts to supply, demand, and OPEC moves.

    7 April 2025
    Resistance for the NASDAQ is between 15146 and 15215; support for the S&P lies between 4796 and 4817.

    NASDAQ and S&P indices face key resistance zones; failure to break above shifts focus to lower support areas.

    7 April 2025
    As inflation rises and growth slows, global investors reassess their confidence in the dollar’s safety

    Rising inflation and slowing growth challenge the Fed, while safe-haven currencies gain investor attention.

    7 April 2025
    The USDCAD seeks higher ground, facing resistance from various moving averages while testing support levels

    USDCAD rises overall; support at 1.4238. Resistance at key moving averages must break for gains.

    7 April 2025
    Commerzbank suggests that a standard tariff policy could lead to a stronger dollar due to consumer preferences

    Tariffs may not strengthen the dollar if recession reduces demand, offsetting initial inflationary pressures.

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