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U.S. stocks are muted as investors continue to consider the global impact of President Trump's trade policies. The OECD lowered its global growth forecast for a second time this year, warning of a deteriorating outlook due to rising trade barriers and waning business confidence.

U.S. stocks are pointing to a lower open as renewed tensions between China and the US raise the likelihood of a costly trade war. Federal Reserve officials, including Chair Powell, are due to speak. ISM manufacturing PMI data is due later and is expected to contract again in May.

USD/JPY falls as trade worries rise on Trump’s erratic policies. Oil rises amid escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions.

U.S. stocks are set to open higher on Tuesday, the first day back after the long weekend, as investors cheer President Trump's postponement of plans to impose 50% tariffs on the European Union, averting a costly trade war. Attention turns to Fed speakers and US consumer confidence data.

Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: Despite headlines pointing to depressed oil prices, market jitters surrounding Trump’s tariff tactics, and growing concerns over U.S. debt, WTI remains resilient, holding firmly above the key psychological level of $60. What are the critical levels to watch this week?

U.S. stocks are falling but have recovered from the lows as investors weigh up the impact of Trump's Big Beautiful Bill ahead of business activity data later in the session. Trump's signature tax bill narrowly passed a House vote this morning, advancing the package. It will avert a year-end tax increase at the expense of increasing U.S. debt.

U.S. stocks are opening lower as investors digest earnings from major retailers and monitor developments on Trump's key budget bill. A key vote on the sweeping tax cuts comes after Moody's cut the US credit rating, citing concerns over the huge US debt pile.

U.S. stocks are heading for a quiet open as investors await further commentary from Federal Reserve officials to assess the potential impact of Trump's tariffs in the coming months. The US economic calendar is quiet. Concerns linger surrounding the US debt pile after Moody's credit rating cut yesterday and ahead of Trump's tax cut vote this week.

WTI crude oil has shown a relatively steady variation of around 3% over the past few trading sessions, without establishing a clear direction, as the price oscillates around the $60 mark in the short term.

U.S. stocks are heading for a lower start while treasury yields rise after Moody's downgraded the U.S. sovereign rating, heightening the attention on the country's mounting debt pile. The news is overshadowing recent good news on US trade deals and the US-China trade truce.

GBP/USD rises as USD falls after credit downgrade. Oil falls on growth concerns in China, US.