Chinese exports hit April record despite US tariffs; growth to ASEAN and EU offsets US decline.
European and U.S. futures rise slightly, with markets eyeing upcoming U.S.-China talks for further direction.
Greece’s industrial production rose 1.7% in March year-on-year, signaling improved economic sector performance.
China’s exports rose while imports declined overall; April saw growing exports and a stable trade surplus.
US Dollar strengthens broadly, driven by central bank policies and trade data; gold rebounds, currencies fluctuate.
China asserts confidence in trade resilience, opposes conflict, and readies for U.S. discussions amid tensions.
AUD/JPY falls as Japan’s household spending surges, boosting yen; Aussie supported by strong Chinese trade.
Federal Reserve officials, including Williams and Barr, discuss monetary policy and employment at global economic conferences Friday.
Austria’s industrial growth slowed; EUR/USD rose; gold gained; Ripple awaits court nod post-settlement.
The yuan strengthens as PBOC lowers midpoint and injects liquidity via 77 billion yuan reverse repo.
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