[EUR/USD] Dollar Weakness Due to Tariffs
The tariffs were stricter than expected, and concerns about the global economy grew, leading to a global stock market drop. As a result, US government bonds, seen as a safe …
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The tariffs were stricter than expected, and concerns about the global economy grew, leading to a global stock market drop. As a result, US government bonds, seen as a safe …
The announcement of tariffs early this morning caused market unrest, and stock prices dropped sharply in many countries. US government bonds, considered a safe asset, were also bought, causing US …
The announcement of new tariffs was stricter than expected. This caused growing uncertainty about the future, and stock markets were shaken. The Nikkei Index dropped by almost 1,000 points, and …
Before the tariffs were imposed, there was strong buying of the euro. From Tokyo to the European market, the euro traded in a range around 1.08. However, after reports that …
Before the tariffs imposed by Trump, there was a trend of selling the yen. The USD/JPY rose to 150 yen but then fell to 149.11 yen in the European market. …
When tariffs were about to be imposed, U.S. long-term interest rates rose, causing gold to fall. However, at exactly 5:00 AM during Tokyo hours, President Trump signed an executive order …
Yesterday, EUR/USD rose to 1.0829 twice in the Tokyo and European markets but dropped to 1.0779 after news that the U.S. might impose 20% tariffs on most imported goods. Later, …
The USD/JPY started above 150 yen in the morning but dropped to 148.98 yen after weak U.S. economic data was released during New York trading hours. Later, stock prices recovered, …
Gold prices have been pushed down as traders sell to take profits after hitting record highs for four days in a row. This may also be due to the upcoming …
The Australian dollar (AUD/JPY) dropped from the low 95 range to 93.06 last weekend because the U.S. stock market fell sharply, making investors avoid risk. Today, the Reserve Bank of …