Trump addressed market volatility, stressing trade deficit resolution with China and ongoing tariff talks with world leaders.
PBOC sets central USD/CNY rate, employs policy tools to support growth, financial reforms, and private banks.
Japan’s real wages fell again in February, as rising inflation outpaced earnings gains despite bonus surges.
Gold prices dipped amid stock market losses, profit-taking, and geopolitical tensions, yet fundamentals remain supportive.
Trump stresses reducing China trade deficit, citing unsustainable surplus and market challenges amid ongoing global tariff talks.
GBP/USD rebounds to 1.2900 on weaker USD; diverging central bank policies support bullish technical outlook.
Trump refuses China trade deal unless deficit addressed, following weekend of golf and media engagement.
Japan urges US tariff cuts; Yen supported by BoJ policy shifts, domestic measures, and safe-haven demand.
NZIER Shadow Board urges RBNZ to cut OCR to 3.50% amid global financial uncertainty and caution.
E-mini futures pause trading after sharp drops, using circuit breakers to ensure stability during volatile markets.
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