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The UK surpasses China as the second-largest holder of US Treasuries, signaling shifting global financial dynamics. Meanwhile, the US and EU resolve a stalemate, paving the way for crucial tariff negotiations. The USD/CHF faces potential declines after failing to break resistance, reflecting market uncertainty.

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The ‘Taco’ factor has spurred markets higher
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Markets experienced an unusual and unstable rally due to the perception that former President Trump tends to avoid tough policy decisions, humorously dubbed the "Taco" (Trump Always Chickens Out) factor.
What This Mean: The article highlights how political perceptions, even informal or satirical ones, can influence market behavior, reflecting the broader impact of political uncertainty on investor sentiment.
Japan assets saw record inflows in April as investors fled U.S. markets — their promise still holds
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Japan experienced record foreign investment inflows into its equities and bonds in April as investors shifted away from U.S. markets, though some analysts view this surge as temporary.

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