Market sentiment remains negative early Friday as Asian traders react to US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements.
US President Donald Trump’s press conference touched on various issues and caused market jitters amid month-end consolidation
Markets started the week on a positive note after the German election results, boosting riskier assets.
Markets are showing cautious optimism early Monday, driven easing concerns over Trump’s tariffs and China’s stimulus.
Market sentiment turned cautious on Thursday amid renewed geopolitical tensions surrounding concerns over Trump’s trade policies and budget plans.
Trade optimism around China and Europe joined mixed FOMC Minutes to help support risk-takers.
Tariff worries clash with optimism over a Russia-Ukraine deal, testing risk appetite ahead of the FOMC Minutes.
Market sentiment stays positive despite ongoing uncertainty over US President Trump's trade tariffs.
Growing doubts about Trump’s tariff stance, rising hopes for Ukraine-Russia peace, and cautious optimism about Gaza boost market sentiment.
US President Donald Trump’s delayed ‘reciprocal’ tariffs joined escalating hopes of a trade deal between the US and Asian majors to tame the market’s fears about a trade war.
Wednesday's strong US CPI supported the Fed’s slower rate cuts, but Fed Chair Powell's unimpressive testimony 2.0 and a rising US budget deficit weighed on the dollar.
EURUSD initially surged on optimism over Ukraine-Russia peace talks but lost momentum as the US Dollar strengthened ahead of key US CPI data.
