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European shares dipped as Powell flagged growth risks and investors awaited the ECB's decision; gold hit a record while trade talks with Japan offered limited relief.

Sterling held near six-month highs vs the Dollar and steadied against the Euro, boosted by US trade talk progress and a weaker greenback.

With the Chinese and US economies decoupling, WTO forecasts anticipate a diversion of Chinese exports to Europe.

Asian shares mostly rose despite trade war concerns, as U.S.-Japan talks began and Honda announced U.S. production shift.

London stocks fell as Powell warned Trump’s tariffs may stoke inflation. Sainsbury’s rose on strong earnings despite cautious outlook.

Bitcoin is in no mood to copy gold's bull run yet, but on the horizon is a "terminal" end to the record XAU/USD winning streak, a trader predicts.

UK CPI slows to 2.6% in March from February's 2.8%