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Sharp drop appears overdone, but New Zealand Dollar (NZD) could decline to 0.5920 against US Dollar (USD) before stabilisation is likely. In the longer run, price action suggests that NZD is still range-trading, likely between 0.5890 and 0.6030, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Leang and Peter Chia

EUR/JPY bounces back from below 162.00 as German Friedrich Merz is confirmed as new Chancellor.German Merz failed to secure an absolute majority in the first voting process at the Bundestag.Trump’s tariff threats on pharmaceutical imports have increased the JPY’s safe-haven demand. The EUR/JPY pair

The USD/CHF is trading higher near the 0.8960 area as the Dollar regains traction despite mixed macroeconomic signals.US jobless claims rose to 241,000 and ISM Manufacturing PMI dipped to 48.7, while inflation concerns linger amid Trump’s trade policy moves.Technical setup leans bullish short-term,

EU mid-market update: Markets ponder trade war stalemate while gearing up for earnings and data deluge; US Q1 GDP, jobs report, Mag7 earnings and Trump's 100 days mark all this week. - Little impactful news to change sentiment from Friday close. No substantial developments on trade war front. US Tre

Consolidation below major moving average and potential for the downside breakout and further drop. Share: Analysis feed

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Key pointsTariffs and recession risks are likely to co-exist, and investors may need to think about how portfolios can stay resilient through both demand and supply shocks.Sectors tied to essential services, domestic demand, and strong balance sheets — such as utilities, retailers with high margins

Overview: The postponement of US reciprocal tariffs, the "clarification" that popular consumer products, including those from China, are not subject to the reciprocal tariffs until the levy on semiconductor chips are decided, and a hint from President Trump himself that he is considering a delay in

AUD/JPY trades near the 90.50 zone with modest gains ahead of the Asian sessionBearish pressure persists as momentum indicators and moving averages remain broadly negativeResistance capped near 90.90, while immediate support lies just above 90.20 The AUD/JPY pair edged higher during Monday’s session

Stocks rally into the end of the week. Confusing tariffs announcements all weekend. They are on, then off then recategorized! Gold in retreat, Oil a bit higher on Chinese DEMAND. Bond yields are a breaking point as they kiss 4.5%. Try the Cheese Ravioli in a Spinach Lemon Cream. So stocks ended the

Markets Stocks finally caught a break — and ripped higher — after Trump hit the brakes on parts of the reciprocal tariff barrage. The S&P 500, which had been coughing up 500-point chunks like clockwork, snapped back like a pressure valve just got released. This wasn’t just relief — it was exhaus