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Belarus aims to expand commodity exchange trade with Azerbaijan
belta69d ago

Belarus aims to expand commodity exchange trade with Azerbaijan

In 2026, the goal is not only to increase the volumes of exchange trade between Belarus and Azerbaijan in already established product categories, but also to add new promising items to the list of goods traded in import-export deals.

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AI in Hospitality Market Outlook and Revenue Forecast 2026 to 2035
openpr69d ago

AI in Hospitality Market Outlook and Revenue Forecast 2026 to 2035

"AI in Hospitality Market" is poised to grow with a CAGR of 12.5% from 2025 to 2034 according to a new report by InsightAce Analytic. Get Free Access to Demo Report, Excel Pivot and ToC: https://www.insightaceanalytic.com/request-sample/1322Latest Drivers Restraint and Opportunities

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USD/JPY finds timely bounce off key technical support for now
forexlive69d ago

USD/JPY finds timely bounce off key technical support for now

The Japanese yen remains a key focus in markets this week after having seen Tokyo officials more than likely performed a 'rate check' on Friday last week. That was enough to alleviate the pressure on the currency with USD/JPY stumbling down from 159.00 to hit a low of 153.30 yesterday.However, the drop yesterday was arrested by a key technical support level. Of note, buyers stepped up to muster a defense at the 100-day moving average (red line) in fighting back against intervention risks from Japan's ministry of finance (MOF). So, what's next for the pair?The dollar side of the equation is also helping to pin the pair lower since Friday, that as the greenback tumbled across the major currencies space. That also led to precious metals being sent into overdrive with gold and silver still hanging at the highs today after the parabolic jump - more so than it was before - to start the week.However, are we fast approaching the apex of these surging and momentous market moves? When something goes up too far, too fast, there's typically always some point of pullback/reckoning. So, just be wary of that.As for the yen side of the equation, it's a tough one. Right now, it is all about reading the tea leaves. After the 'rate check' last week, it is more than likely to expect the MOF to step in with actual intervention at some point.The question is, will that change anything in the big picture and when market players view the structural outlook?Not quite.If Takaichi continues to hold premiership and progresses with her more expansive fiscal policies, that will continue to keep the pressure on the Japanese currency and bond market. At the same time, she wants the BOJ to take a step back from raising interest rates further. So, the Takaichi trade will still be well and truly on. And that means markets will continue to look for opportunities to punish Japan's worsening fiscal position.So, actual intervention might help to bring some short-term relief to USD/JPY. But as a reminder to what happened back in July 2024 when the pair rose to above 160.00, actual intervention managed to get the pair down to 140.00 in September before returning back up to 158.00 levels in January 2025.That suggests that it's no easy biscuit if Tokyo chooses to fight back against markets now. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.

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Global markets resilient amid tariff noise, Fed uncertainty thanks to TACO effect: Richard Harris
economictimes_indiatimes69d ago

Global markets resilient amid tariff noise, Fed uncertainty thanks to TACO effect: Richard Harris

Global markets remain resilient despite tariff threats and Fed uncertainty, says Port Shelter Investments Richard Harris. US equities are supported by strong economic data, while investors increasingly discount aggressive trade rhetoric. With central banks in focus, markets favour equities over bonds but are also hedging through gold and other commodities amid lingering geopolitical and policy risks.

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