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  1. Japan PMI Ishiba: Will continue to push US to review tariff policies
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    Japan PMI Ishiba: Will continue to push US to review tariff policies

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    Japanese Prime Minister (PM) Shigeru Ishiba said on Monday that the told United States (US) President Donald Trump in a video meeting that Japan has made the biggest investment in the US for five straight years, per Reuters.

  2. CAD holds range ahead of BoC Business Outlook Survey - Scotiabank
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    CAD holds range ahead of BoC Business Outlook Survey - Scotiabank

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    The Canadian Dollar (CAD) is remarkably stable considering the carnage playing out in stocks. Spot has held a tight range close to Friday's closing level throughout Asian and European trade.

  3. USD mixed amid ongoing stock market weakness - Scotiabank
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    USD mixed amid ongoing stock market weakness - Scotiabank

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    Stocks screens are a sea of red as investors register deepening concerns over the impact of US tariffs on the global economy. Are countries rushing to offer the US concessions on trade? So far, it seems only Vietnam and Cambodia have started talks to lift levies.

  4. WH Trade Adviser Navarro: Any talk of recession seems silly given expected tax cuts
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    WH Trade Adviser Navarro: Any talk of recession seems silly given expected tax cuts

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    White House Trade Adviser Peter Navarro told CNBC on Monday that countries seeking a tariff relief need to lower non-tariff barriers, per Reuters.

  5. EC President von der Leyen: We are ready to negotiate with US on tariffs
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    EC President von der Leyen: We are ready to negotiate with US on tariffs

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    European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Monday that they are ready to negotiate with the United States on tariffs, per Reuters.

  6. WH Economic Adviser Hasset: Trump will listen to trading partners if they offer really great deals
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    WH Economic Adviser Hasset: Trump will listen to trading partners if they offer really great deals

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    In an interview with Fox News on Monday, Kevin Hassett, Director of the US National Economic Council (NEC), said that US President Donald Trump is doubling down on something he knows works and added that Trump will listen to trading partners if they offer "really great deals," per Reuters.

  7. WTI plunges to near $60 on fears of global economic turmoil
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    WTI plunges to near $60 on fears of global economic turmoil

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    West Texas Intermediate (WTI) recovers some intraday losses in European trading hours on Monday after sliding extensively to near $58.80 earlier in the day, the lowest level seen in four years. The Oil price is still 3% down near $60.40, at the time of writing.

  8. US Dollar recovers further with DXY back above 103.00
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    US Dollar recovers further with DXY back above 103.00

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    The US Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the performance of the US Dollar (USD) against six major currencies, recovers initial losses and trades near 103.00 at the time of writing on Monday after an earliest move lower.

  9. Global investors reconsider their faith in the dollar's safe haven status - Commerzbank
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    Global investors reconsider their faith in the dollar's safe haven status - Commerzbank

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    The Federal Reserve finds itself in a tough spot as it navigates rising inflation and slowing growth.

  10. Consequences for the USD exchange rates are reversed - Commerzbank
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    Consequences for the USD exchange rates are reversed - Commerzbank

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    A reasonably normal tariff policy would cause the dollar to appreciate. Why? Because US consumers would prefer to consume US goods instead of imported goods, and US companies would prefer to install US machinery. After all, no tariffs would have to be paid on that.

  11. Financial Stability Board nominates BoE Governor Bailey as next chair
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    Financial Stability Board nominates BoE Governor Bailey as next chair

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    The Financial Stability Board (FSB) announced on Monday that they nominated Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey as the next chair of the organization.

  12. USD/CAD holds on to Friday's gains - BBH
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    USD/CAD holds on to Friday's gains - BBH

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    USD/CAD is holding on to Friday's gains, BBH FX analysts report.

  13. US Pres. Trump: Slow moving Fed should cut rates
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    US Pres. Trump: Slow moving Fed should cut rates

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    "Oil prices are down, interest rates are down (the slow moving Fed should cut rates!), food prices are down, there is no inflation, and the long time abused USA is bringing in billions of dollars a week from the abusing countries on tariffs that are already in place," US President Donald Trump poste

  14. AUD/USD rebounds to near 0.6040 as China vows stimulus to support economy
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    AUD/USD rebounds to near 0.6040 as China vows stimulus to support economy

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    The AUD/USD pair bounces back to near 0.6040 in Monday's European session from the fresh five-year low of 0.5930 posted earlier in the day.

  15. NOK: Vulnerable to the liquidity shock - ING
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    NOK: Vulnerable to the liquidity shock - ING

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    After the Australian dollar, the Norwegian krone has been the worst-performing G10 currency over the last week, ING's FX analyst Chris Turner notes.

  16. Gold extends correction as trade war selloff intensify
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    Gold extends correction as trade war selloff intensify

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    Gold price (XAU/USD) recovers and trades near $3,030 at the time of writing on Monday after falling 2% intraday in early trading as the trade war spirals out of control.

  17. US/global recession risk drive the USD/CAD for now - Danske Bank
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    US/global recession risk drive the USD/CAD for now - Danske Bank

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    USD/CAD had an eventful start to April, dropping to the 1.40 level following broad USD weakness sparked by Trump's tariffs on Liberation Day, Danske Bank's FX analyst Frederik Romedahl reports.

  18. USD: Too much baggage - ING
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    USD: Too much baggage - ING

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    Weekend press reports and TV interviews suggest US President Donald Trump is not yet ready to be swayed from his mission to reset the global trading system.

  19. EUR/USD to trade at 1.11 in a month - Danske Bank
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    EUR/USD to trade at 1.11 in a month - Danske Bank

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    We are revising our EUR/USD forecast higher to reflect a material shift in the structural drivers, Danske Bank's FX analyst Frederik Romedahl reports.

  20. EUR/USD bounces back as Trump's tariffs expose US economy to recession
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    EUR/USD bounces back as Trump's tariffs expose US economy to recession

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    EUR/USD reclaims the psychological level of 1.1000 in Monday's European session after a weak opening to near 1.0880 earlier in the day.


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