Tariff developments are still fluid, even if we are in a phase of de -escalated. Trump/Besent continued talking about how ‘all aspects’ of the US government are in contact with China regarding trade, even when Beijing denied the existence of negotiations. It seems that the US is still waiting for China to make the first official movement to descale. The DXY was for the last time at levels of 99.13, the FX analysts of OCCBC, Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong point out.
The recent minimum in 98 is key
“In a night interview with CNBC, Besent said: ‘As I said repeatedly, I think it depends on China to descale because they sell us five times more than we sell them, so these tariffs of 125% are unsustainable.’ of climbing in my rear pocket and we are very anxious for not having to use it … the climb could include an embargo. ‘”
“This implies that refuge assets, including JPY, Chf and gold, can be strengthened at the expense of a greater sale of the USD. The bearish impulse in the daily graph Below you can open another decline round for the DXY.
“This morning, the USD was negotiated in a mixed manner, with a pronounced force against Chf, NZD and precious metals, but the USD was negotiated weaker against Axj’s currencies. In particular, the THB and the MYR, which are proxies of the RMB, led the profits. A firmer RBM April), rumors that Chinese exporters are increasing the rhythm of conversion from USD to RMB and a slight softness of the USD were some of the triggers.
Source: Fx Street
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