šµ Dollar Gains on Tariff Threats
The greenback is strengthening after President Trump threatened a 10% tariff on countries supporting BRICS policies that go against US interests. š Letters confirming the tariffs or outlining potential agreements will be sent today at 12:00 p.m. ET (6:00 p.m.Ā CEST).
š¢ļø Oil Slips, But Rebounds
Crude prices initially fell over 1.4% at Sundayās Globex open but have since pared losses to just 0.3%. The surprise? OPEC+ is boosting production by +548K barrels/dayāāāwell above the +411K expected.
š³šæ NZD Under Pressure
New Zealandās NZIER āshadow councilā advised the RBNZ to keep interest rates on hold this week due to inflation risks. Despite this, the New Zealand dollar is one of the weakest major currencies today.
šØš³ China Hits Back
Beijing is restricting EU medical equipment purchases in retaliation for recent tariff movesāāāsignalling deepening trade tensions.
š“ Yen Slides on Wage Shock
Japanās real wages dropped 2.9% YoY in Mayāāāthe sharpest decline in nearly two years and the fifth consecutive monthly fall. This dims the outlook for BoJ rateĀ hikes.
š Metals Retreat as Stocks Rally
Optimism around extended trade talks is lifting global stock marketsāāābut pressuring safe havens.
Gold is down 0.8%, silver has slippedĀ 1.0%.
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