Germany’s Economy Minister Robert Habeck recently visited China and made a statement regarding the European Union’s willingness to engage in discussions about tariffs on Chinese exports. This statement comes at a crucial time as the EU proposed hefty duties on Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs) in response to what it perceives as excessive subsidies. Habeck emphasized
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The USD/JPY pair has shown significant strength as it broke through the resistance level of 158.20. This movement was supported by a bullish trend line forming with a key support level at 158.20 on the 4-hour chart. The pair is currently approaching the 159.20 resistance zone, with potential for further gains towards the 160.00 level.
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The Australian economy is currently facing challenges as it struggles to stay above a recession. With the last quarter showing minimal growth of just 0.1 percent and the high possibility of a negative growth in the current quarter, the Reserve Bank’s ability to stimulate economic growth through interest rate cuts is limited. Upcoming Economic Data
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The recent ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court on the taxation of Americans who have investments in foreign corporations has sparked a debate on the interpretation of the Constitution’s 16th Amendment. In a 7-2 decision, the justices upheld a lower court’s ruling against a retired couple from Washington who challenged the tax on foreign company
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The geopolitical landscape has once again taken center stage as worries mount over the situation in the Middle East and Asia. Safe haven assets like gold (XAU/USD) are seeing a surge in demand, with prices edging towards the 2350 resistance level. Similarly, silver (XAG/USD) is also experiencing gains, pointing towards the potential for further upside.
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The European Union has once again taken a firm stance against Russia’s actions in Ukraine by implementing new sanctions. This 14th package of sanctions includes restrictions on Russian gas, marking a significant step in the EU’s efforts to exert pressure on Russia. While these measures are aimed at punishing Russia for its aggression, it is
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