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The US Dollar Fell More Than 0.50% Against The Swiss Franc (USD/CHF) On The Day, And Is Currently Trading At 0.7875
Lebanese President: Israel Must Be Pressured To Respect International Law And Agreements And Stop Attacks On Civilians And Medical Personnel
Mohammad Mohber, A Member Of Iran’s Expediency Council, Said: “With 20% Of The World’s Oil And More Than 18 Trillion Cubic Meters Of Natural Gas In Our Hands, A Naval Blockade Will Not Drag Iran Back To The Stone Age; On The Contrary, It Will Plunge The Ruling System Into An ICE Age.”
China's Central Bank And The General Administration Of Customs: In Order To Further Streamline Administration, Delegate Power, Facilitate Trade, And Optimize The Business Environment, China's Central Bank And The General Administration Of Customs Have Decided To Further Optimize The "non-batch-one-license" Management Of Import And Export Permits For Gold And Gold Products
Fitch: The UAE's Withdrawal From OPEC Currently Has No Direct Impact On The Situation, As The UAE Is Unable To Export Oil
Fitch: Higher Oil Prices Are Somewhat Beneficial In The Short Term For The Ratings Of The UAE And Saudi Arabia
Iranian Parliamentarian Manoucheher Mottaki: A Naval Blockade Is Tantamount To A Declaration Of War. Our Fighters May Decide To Clear These Obstacles Through Military Action As Early As Tomorrow Or Next Week
Ukraine's Foreign Minister: Ukraine Welcomes The Fact That A Ship Carrying Grain From Occupied Ukrainian Territories Did Not Unload In Israel
China's Central Bank Announced That, In Order To Maintain Ample Liquidity In The Banking System, It Will Conduct RMB 300 Billion Of Outright Reverse Repurchase Operations On May 6, 2026, Through A Fixed-quantity, Interest Rate Bidding Process With Multiple Price Levels. The Operation Will Have A Term Of 3 Months (91 Days) And Will Mature On August 5, 2026
The Shanghai International Energy Exchange (INE) Has Approved The Addition Of New International Copper Futures Delivery Warehouses And Storage Points In Guangdong Province
The Eurozone's First-quarter GDP Annualized Rate Was Initially Reported At 0.8%, Versus An Expected 0.9% And A Previous Reading Of 1.20%
The Eurozone Unemployment Rate For March Was 6.2%, In Line With Expectations Of 6.20%; The Previous Reading Was Revised From 6.20% To 6.3%
Pakistan's Ministry Of Foreign Affairs: We Continue To Maintain Communication With Many Countries To Maintain Stability In The Middle East
According To Saudi Media Outlet Alhadath: The Pakistani Foreign Ministry Stated That We Are Committed To Continuing To Promote Dialogue Between The United States And Iran
Ministry Of Finance: From January To March, The Total Operating Revenue Of State-owned And State-controlled Enterprises Nationwide Decreased By 0.4% Year-on-Year, And The Total Profit Decreased By 5.1% Year-on-Year
Volkswagen CFO: There Is A Possibility Of Small-scale Tax Refunds For US Tariffs On Auto Parts, But Not For Complete Vehicles, With The Refund Amount In The Tens Of Millions Of Euros
International Energy Agency Executive Director Fatih Birol: Oil Prices Exceeding $120 Have Put A Lot Of Pressure On Many Countries
Jun Mimura, Japan's Top Foreign Exchange Official: This Is My Final Warning Before I Take Action

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Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba pushed back against the idea there has been little progress in negotiations with the US on a trade deal as a deadline looms for a 24% across-the-board tariff to take force.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba pushed back against the idea there has been little progress in negotiations with the US on a trade deal as a deadline looms for a 24% across-the-board tariff to take force.
“The talks are steadily but undoubtedly moving forward. There are a wide range of areas including non-tariff barriers that are being covered, but the talks on each of these points are progressing, step by step,” he said in a televised interview on Thursday evening.
He struck a different tone from US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who said on Thursday that Japan’s upper house election on July 20 is putting “domestic constraints” on sealing a potential trade deal. Bessent’s comments followed a slew of critical comments about Japan in recent days from US President Donald Trump.
Ishiba was likely trying to play down concerns that Japan will not be able to win major concessions from the US and could also get blindsided by a unilateral US decision to impose tariffs as high as 35%. Still, he gave no indication that a deal was imminent ahead of the July 9 start of higher “reciprocal” tariff rates.
The July 20 upper house election cited by Bessent will see voters deliver a verdict on the performance of Ishiba’s minority government. Inflation is the top concern of the electorate, according to opinion polls, but a rushed trade deal that is seen giving Trump too many concessions would not be favourably viewed.
Japan is most concerned about a separate sectoral tariff of 25% on its auto industry, one of the economy’s key drivers of growth and a major employer. Japan’s trade negotiators have insisted that the auto tariffs must be part of any deal and have emphasised the sector’s contribution to investment and job creation in the US.
Trump has criticised Japan in recent days for not buying US cars or rice and threatened to raise the reciprocal tariff as high as 35%, raising fears that he may be targeting the country in his mission to reshape global trade arrangements.
The prime minister said some of Trump’s understanding of trade between Japan and the US was based on inaccuracies.
“President Trump has said there are no American cars in Japan, and Japan doesn’t import US rice, but these claims are based on misconceptions,” he said. “Japan is the biggest investor in the US and creates the most jobs, so I would like to see those efforts appreciated as well.”
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