With the U.S. dollar sliding to a three-and-a-half-year low and gold and oil prices tumbling, global markets are recalibrating around geopolitics, central bank signals, and looming trade deadlines. This week’s report unpacks how easing Middle East tensions, Fed policy shifts, and uncertainty over the July 9 tariff deadline are reshaping sentiment across currencies and commodities—including a subtle uptick in the Lebanese pound’s NEER.
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Oil, Gold and Dollar Dip as Ceasefire Calms Markets and Trade Talks Remain Unresolved