道琼斯工业指数 (DowJones) 加自选

不喜欢美元开始6月交易。主题还在继续，美元的暴跌在很大程度上反映了我们与美国政府之间的政策不连贯。混乱和困惑标志着对货币的信心丧失，这种情况今天仍在继续。

No love for the dollar to start June trading.The theme continues in that the dollar's slump is largely reflective of the policy incoherence we're seeing with the US administration. The chaos and confusion is marking a loss of confidence for the currency and that is continuing today.

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The yield on the US 10-year Treasury note held steady at 4.42% on Monday, as investors assessed the potential economic fallout from renewed global trade tensions. The stability in yields reflects a wait-and-see approach ahead of key data releases later this week. Late Friday, President Donald Trump announced plans to double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% starting June 4, prompting criticism from major trade partners. China also rejected Trump’s accusation that it had violated a trade agreement reached in Geneva last month—raising doubts about the likelihood of a near-term call between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Nonetheless, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett suggested over the weekend that the two leaders could speak as early as this week. Looking ahead, investors are focused on a series of US economic reports, including Friday’s monthly jobs data, which may provide fresh insight into how trade policy shifts are affecting the broader economy.

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The dollar index fell toward 99 on Monday, erasing gains from the previous week as investor sentiment soured amid renewed trade tensions. The decline followed President Donald Trump’s announcement that the US will double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% starting June 4. Tensions with China also escalated after Beijing rejected Trump’s claim that it had violated the trade agreement reached in Geneva last month, casting doubt on the likelihood of a near-term call between the two nations’ leaders. Still, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said over the weekend that a conversation between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping could take place as early as this week. Market participants are now turning their focus to a series of upcoming US economic data releases—including the highly anticipated monthly jobs report on Friday—which may offer further insight into the economic impact of shifting trade policies.

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The dollar index fell toward 99 on Monday, erasing gains from the previous week as investor sentiment soured amid renewed trade tensions. The decline followed President Donald Trump’s announcement that the US will double tariffs on steel and aluminum imports to 50% starting June 4. Tensions with China also escalated after Beijing rejected Trump’s claim that it had violated the trade agreement reached in Geneva last month, casting doubt on the likelihood of a near-term call between the two nations’ leaders. Still, National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said over the weekend that a conversation between Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping could take place as early as this week. Market participants are now turning their focus to a series of upcoming US economic data releases—including the highly anticipated monthly jobs report on Friday—which may offer further insight into the economic impact of shifting trade policies.