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Asian markets took a hit today, following Wall Street’s overnight slump. Fear is back on the table as traders worry about fresh U.S.–China tariff tensions and weakness in the banking sector. 🏦 U.S. Bank Worries Hit Global Sentiment The sell-off started in the U.S. after Zions Bancorp an

The Japanese Yen gains as USD/JPY falls for a third straight session amid safe-haven demand.The Greenback stays on the defensive as investors brace for a potential US government shutdown.Focus turns to Wednesday’s Japanese Tankan survey and US ADP Employment and manufacturing PMI releases. The Japan

The Reserve Bank of Australia holds its cash rate steady at 3.6%, in line with expectations. The cautious stance reflects concern over rising headline CPI inflation. As it stands, we think the probability of a rate cut at the November meeting has meaningfully diminished. The Aussie dollar remains su

Stocks and the dollar eased as rising risk of a US government shutdown pressured markets, ending gold’s record run — spot gold, up 45% this year on bets of Fed rate cuts and haven demand amid trade tensions and weakening confidence in US exceptionalism, slipped to $3808.65 at 11:26 am GMT after earl