Global Trade Slows as Exporters Face Weaker Overseas Demand
Exporters are adjusting forecasts as softer demand, higher shipping costs, and policy uncertainty weigh on global trade flows.
Exporters are adjusting forecasts as softer demand, higher shipping costs, and policy uncertainty weigh on global trade flows.
Crude prices moved higher as traders reacted to possible supply disruptions and stronger demand expectations.
Foreign exchange markets became more volatile as investors waited for new inflation and jobs data.
Technology companies helped lift regional markets as investors responded to stronger earnings and improving sentiment.
Investors stayed cautious but optimistic as they waited for key economic reports that could shape the next market direction.
Developers are slowing new launches as borrowing costs and weaker demand weigh on real estate activity.