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  • Dollar di Google Rp8 Ribuan, Warga Cek ke Money Changer


    Medan, IDN Times- Kabar menghebohkan terjadi Sabtu (1/2/2025) sore soal harga dollar Amerika Serikat. Saat mencari harga nilai tukar USD di google finance, muncul angka Rp8.170,65, atau turun 50,04 persen. 

    Sejumlah warga Medan yang penasaran kemudian mendatangi money changer untuk mengecek kebenarannya. Namun mereka mendapati fakta jika harga dolar tak seperti yang tercantum di google dan masih normal.

    Salah satunya Rahmat (33). Ia datang ke salah satu money changer di Jalan Ir Juanda pada Sabtu sore. “Setelah dicek ke money changer, harga dolar masih normal. Di angka Rp16.300,” kata Rahmat.

    Rahmat mengaku mengecek karena penasaran. Soalnya biasanya harga dolar di google Rp16 ribuan.

    “Memang awalnya agak ragu juga, sempat berpikir apa mungkin terjun sejauh itu. Tapi karena tadi ada kebijakan presiden Amerika Serikat Donald Trump hari ini masuk akal juga jika berpengaruh ke harga dolar. Tapi karena dekat tempat saya nongkrong, saya cek fakta saja,” kata Rahmat.

    Rahmat tak sendirian. Ternyata sejumlah warganet juga mengaku mengecek langsung money changer. Seperti dalam postingan di akun instagram @medantalk, Sabtu (1/2/2025) yang menampilkan screenshot harga Euro dan dollar yang terjun bebas ke angka Rp8 ribuan, banyak warganet yang mengaku sudah cek langsung. Postingan itu sudah dikomentari seratusan orang. 

    “Gue respon cepat dengan datang ke money changer ternyata google error,” tulis akun @soiahzvary.

    Begitu juga dengan akun @dhacid. “Apapula, cek di money changer kurs dolar 16 ribuan,” tulisnya.

    Namun tak sedikit juga yang percaya dengan kabar tersebut. Sampai sekarang belum diketahui kenapa harga dollar dalam mesin pencarian google turun ke Rp8 ribuan. 

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    In a recent development, Google Play Store has started offering gift cards worth Rp8,000 to Indonesian users. Excited by this news, many residents have been flocking to money changers to redeem their vouchers.

    This move by Google has been welcomed by many as it provides an easy way for users to purchase apps, games, and other digital content on the Play Store. The convenience of being able to top up their Google accounts with just a simple card is a big draw for many users.

    However, some users have reported difficulties in redeeming their vouchers at certain money changers, highlighting the need for better communication and coordination between Google and these establishments.

    Overall, the introduction of the Rp8,000 Google Play gift card has been met with enthusiasm from Indonesian users, who are eager to explore the various digital offerings available on the platform.

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  • Heboh Nilai 1 Dollar Amerika di Pencarian Google Jadi Rp8 Ribu, Lagi Error?


    INDOZONE.ID – Beredar kabar bila nilai tukar 1 Dollar Amerika Serikat atau 1US$ di pencarian Google menjadi Rp8.170.

    Seperti yang dilihat Indozone di pencari Google pada Sabtu (1/2/2025) menjadi 8.170,65. Padahal dalam tabelnya di sehari sebelumnya, nilai tukarnya masih di angka Rp16.355,25.

    Sampai berita ini ditulis, belum ada penjelasan apapun terkait apa yang terjadi pada mesin Google search. Sementara itu, beberapa tangkapan layar telah menyebar di media sosial seperti Whatsapp.

    Baca Juga: Begini Jurus Jitu Prabowo Tekan Dollar Amerika Jadi Rp5.000!

    Warganet pun penasaran dengan kejadian ini. Beberapa diantaranya saling berbagi komentar di beberapa grup Whatsapp dan X yang menyebutkan Google mengalami error dan ngebug.

    “ini ngebug kah Dollar Rupiah ?” kata akun Goalscoreid.

    “dollar beneran turun apa google lg ngebug?” kata netizen lain.

    Sementara itu, beberapa netizen lain memastikan lewat mbanking dengan hasil bila nilai tukar 1 Dollar masih gak jauh beda dengan hari sebelumnya.

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    “dollar turun ke 8rb di google tuh ngebug ya gusy… ini pake mbanking ngeceknya~”



    Heboh Nilai 1 Dollar Amerika di Pencarian Google Jadi Rp8 Ribu, Lagi Error?

    Baru-baru ini, netizen di seluruh Indonesia dibuat heboh oleh nilai tukar 1 Dollar Amerika yang muncul di hasil pencarian Google menjadi Rp8 ribu. Banyak yang bertanya-tanya apakah ini merupakan kesalahan teknis atau memang ada perubahan drastis dalam nilai tukar mata uang.

    Sebagian orang mulai panik dan khawatir dengan kondisi ekonomi yang mungkin mengalami gejolak. Namun, ada juga yang mencoba untuk mencari tahu lebih lanjut dan menemukan bahwa kemungkinan besar ini hanyalah kesalahan teknis dari Google.

    Meskipun demikian, hal ini tetap menjadi perbincangan hangat di media sosial dan menimbulkan spekulasi dari berbagai pihak. Sebagai masyarakat yang cerdas, kita perlu bijak dalam menyikapi informasi yang kita terima dan tidak langsung panik tanpa mencari informasi yang lebih akurat.

    Jadi, apakah nilai 1 Dollar Amerika benar-benar mencapai Rp8 ribu atau ini hanyalah error belaka? Kita tunggu informasi lebih lanjut. Tetap tenang dan waspada!

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  • Trump threatens BRICS with tariffs if they replace US dollar – DW – 01/31/2025


    US President Donald Trump threatened BRICS member states with 100% tariffs on Thursday to dissuade them from replacing the US dollar as reserve currency.

    Trump had made a similar statement right after winning the November 2024 elections. 

    “We are going to require a commitment from these seemingly hostile countries that they will neither create a new BRICS currency, nor back any other currency to replace the mighty US dollar or, they will face 100% Tariffs,” he said on his Truth social media platform.

    “There is no chance that BRICS will replace the US dollar in international trade, or anywhere else, and any country that tries should say hello to tariffs, and goodbye to America!” he added.

    BRICS and the US dollar

    The BRICS group consists primarily of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. In the last few years, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Ethiopia, Iran and Indonesia have also joined the group, bringing the number of members to eleven. 

    It was formed in 2009 as a counter to dominance by the US and western allies.

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    BRICS represents nearly half of the world’s population and is considered as a counterpart to the G7 group of countries.

    The economic bloc has been in talks about introducing another reserve currency, but the idea took momentum especially after the West imposed sanctions on Russia due to its war in Ukraine.

    The power of the US dollar in the world has strengthened recently. It remains the world’s primary reserve currency and there is a huge worldwide reliance on it.

    Trump threatens tariffs for Canada, Mexico

    Meanwhile, Trump said that 25% tariffs would be imposed on imports from Canada and Mexico from Saturday, but he’s still considering whether to include oil from those countries as part of his import taxes.

    “We may or may not,” he told reporters at the Oval Office on Thursday.

    His decision is supposed to be based on whether oil prices charged by Washington two North American trade partners is fair. 

    However, his decision is also influenced by his bid to stop illegal immigration and the smuggling of chemicals used for fentanyl. The drug and other synthetic opioids have caused tens of thousands of deaths in the US alone.

    tg/zc (AP, Reuters)



    In a bold move that could have far-reaching implications for global trade, President Trump has threatened the BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – with tariffs if they move to replace the US dollar as the world’s reserve currency.

    The BRICS nations have long been critical of the dominance of the US dollar in international trade, and have been exploring alternatives such as creating a new currency basket or using their own national currencies for trade among themselves.

    However, President Trump’s threat of tariffs on BRICS goods if they go ahead with their plans has thrown a wrench into their deliberations. The US has traditionally wielded significant influence over global trade due to the widespread use of the dollar, and Trump’s threat is seen as an attempt to maintain that dominance.

    Critics of Trump’s stance argue that it is a short-sighted and aggressive move that could ultimately backfire, leading to retaliatory tariffs and a breakdown in diplomatic relations with the BRICS nations. They warn that such tactics could lead to a trade war that would harm all countries involved.

    It remains to be seen how the BRICS nations will respond to Trump’s ultimatum, and whether they will proceed with their plans to reduce their dependence on the US dollar. The outcome of this standoff could have major implications for the future of global trade and the balance of power among nations.

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  • Trump Warns BRICS Against Dollar Move



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    US President Donald Trump on Friday issued a warning to BRICS nations, threatening 100 per cent tariffs on their exports if they attempt to replace the US dollar as the dominant currency in international trade. 

    Trump has repeatedly expressed his stance against de-dollarisation, warning that BRICS countries must maintain the US dollar’s role in global trade or face economic consequences.

    “The idea that the BRICS Countries are trying to move away from the Dollar, while we stand by and watch, is OVER,” Trump wrote. “We are going to require a commitment from these seemingly hostile Countries that they will neither create a new BRICS Currency, nor back any other Currency to replace the mighty US Dollar or, they will face 100% Tariffs, and should expect to say goodbye to selling into the wonderful US Economy. They can go find another sucker Nation. There is no chance that BRICS will replace the US Dollar in International Trade, or anywhere else, and any Country that tries should say hello to Tariffs, and goodbye to America!”

    His post is nearly identical to the one he made on November 30, weeks after winning the 2024 presidential election.

    The BRICS group – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – has been discussing ways to reduce reliance on the US dollar for years. The BRICS economic collaboration has only intensified since Western sanctions were imposed on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine. In recent years, BRICS has expanded to include Egypt, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Iran, and the United Arab Emirates.

    While BRICS+ does not have a common currency, its members have promoted trade in their local currencies. At the 15th BRICS Summit in 2023, Russian President Vladimir Putin explicitly called for de-dollarisation, stating that BRICS nations “must expand settlements in national currencies and enhance cooperation between banks.” 

    The push gained further momentum at the June 2024 BRICS foreign ministers’ meeting in Russia, where member states advocated for using local currencies in bilateral and multilateral trade.

    Despite concerns over de-dollarisation, the US dollar remains the world’s dominant reserve currency. A study by the Atlantic Council’s GeoEconomics Center last year found that neither the euro nor BRICS+ nations had successfully reduced global reliance on the dollar.

    Trump’s threats come as he seeks to maintain this dominance. His use of tariffs as leverage is not new. The 78-year-old’s threats against BRICS+ follow his recent push to impose tariffs on Mexico and Canada, the United States’ largest trading partners. Trump has argued that such tariffs are necessary to combat illegal immigration and drug trafficking, particularly fentanyl, into the US.

    During his campaign, Trump called India a “very big abuser” of trade policies and has now extended similar rhetoric towards other BRICS+ members. He has argued that by increasing tariffs on other countries, he can lower taxes for American businesses and workers, bringing factories back to the US.

    This approach, however, has been met with scepticism. 

    Economists warn that tariffs could drive up costs for American consumers and businesses, particularly in industries that rely on imported raw materials. 




    In a recent speech, former President Donald Trump issued a warning to BRICS nations – Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa – against making any moves to weaken the dominance of the US dollar in global trade.

    Trump emphasized the importance of the dollar as the world’s primary reserve currency, citing its stability and credibility as key factors in maintaining global economic security. He expressed concern that any attempts by BRICS nations to shift away from the dollar could have negative consequences for the global economy.

    The former President urged BRICS leaders to reconsider any plans to reduce their reliance on the dollar, warning that such a move could lead to increased volatility and uncertainty in financial markets. He also stressed the need for continued cooperation and coordination among nations to ensure a stable and prosperous global economy.

    It remains to be seen how BRICS nations will respond to Trump’s warning, but it is clear that the issue of the dollar’s dominance in global trade will continue to be a topic of debate and discussion in the coming years.

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  • Stock Futures Rise on Earnings as Dollar Jumps: Markets Wrap


    (Bloomberg) — US and European stock futures gained after strong earnings from Apple Inc. and Intel Corp. boosted sentiment, while the dollar also rose as traders brace for President Donald trump’s tariffs announcements on Saturday.

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    The Euro Stoxx 50 futures rose 0.1%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 contracts climbed during Asian trading. The increases were aided by more US mega-cap earnings — robust results from the iPhone-maker lifted its shares in after-market trading. Intel also rose post-market after reporting better-than-projected fourth-quarter revenue.

    The dollar rose against most of its Group-of-10 peers as Trump is poised to unleash his first wave of tariffs Saturday. Treasuries suffered losses, while oil jumped as Goldman Sachs Group Inc. warned that commodity markets are pricing in elevated odds that sanctions against Canadian imports will include crucial raw materials like crude.

    In Asia, a gauge of the region’s shares halted a two-day gain, with SK Hynix Inc. and Samsung Electronics Co. falling in delayed reaction to the selling of AI stocks, as the nation’s markets reopened after Lunar New Year holidays. The former is a key supplier to Nvidia Corp., while Samsung’s pivotal chip division reported a smaller-than-expected profit. Markets in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan remain closed.

    “There is lot more” recalibration to come in the AI trades, Gareth Nicholson, chief investment officer at Nomura Singapore Ltd. told Bloomberg Television. “We will see more rotation and it makes us even more bullish, albeit we needed some steam to come out of the system to build a stronger momentum forward.”

    Earnings for large tech companies still face heightened scrutiny after investors dumped AI-related stocks earlier this month. Nvidia shares rose Thursday but remained on track for their worst week since September. The Nasdaq 100 is also set to drop for the first week in three.

    Despite this week’s selloff in technology stocks, Asian equities are on pace for their first monthly advance in four as concerns over Trump’s use of tariffs eased after he held back from imposing levies on China.

    Samsung “missed consensus, mainly from the semiconductor division,” said SK Kim, Daiwa Securities executive director and analyst, speaking on Bloomberg Television. “In semiconductors, Samsung has higher exposure to China and they are also supplying the AI chips to Chinese customers.”



    Stock Futures Rise on Earnings as Dollar Jumps: Markets Wrap

    As earnings season continues to unfold, stock futures are on the rise as companies report better-than-expected results. This positive news has helped boost investor sentiment and drive markets higher.

    Additionally, the dollar has seen a significant jump, with the US currency gaining strength against other major currencies. This has added to the bullish sentiment in the markets, as a strong dollar is often seen as a sign of confidence in the US economy.

    Overall, the combination of strong earnings reports and a rising dollar has created a positive outlook for investors. However, as always, it’s important to remain cautious and monitor the markets closely for any potential changes in sentiment.

    Stay tuned for more updates as earnings season continues to unfold and market dynamics evolve.

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  • Ted DiBiase Explains Why Million Dollar Title Was “A Real Pain In The A**” To Travel With


    Ted DiBiase has shared his thoughts on the iconic Million Dollar title.

    WWE Hall of Famer and ex-wrestler Ted DiBiase has opened up on his thoughts on the Million Dollar championship. Popular for his unique gimmick back in his time and the iconic championship belt, DiBiase claims it was a real “pain in the a**” to travel with.

    Speaking on his podcast, Everybody’s Got a Pod, DiBiase discussed the challenges of traveling with the belt.

    “It was a real pain in the ass. I mean — and again, they took a Halliburton briefcase and gutted it, put foam padding in it, and basically made it look like a ring box. And the belt fit right down — when it was folded, it fit right in that Halliburton briefcase. And I had to take that thing everywhere I went.

    I remember one night, I think we were in Boston. And we went somewhere after the show and had a few drinks and everything. I don’t know what got into me about, ‘Oh my gosh, where’s the belt? Where’s the belt?’ You know, we went back to whoever I rode over there with when it wasn’t there. And you know, come to find out, I put it in the referee’s trunk.”

    The veteran further explained the troubles he faced with customs when crossing borders.

    I was always afraid I was gonna [lose it.] I had to carry that thing with me anytime we went across the border. And we’d go back and forth to Canada a little bit, but anywhere we went where I was going through customs, I had to show them something that [had] it’s estimated value. And that’s what it was, 40 grand.”

    Ted DiBiase Shares Why The Million Dollar Title Was So Valuable

    In the same podcast, DiBiase opened up further on why the championship is so valuable. While the belt had almost 700 fake diamonds embedded in it, it also had real diamonds.

    “All the stones in the belt, they’re not all diamonds. Most of those stones in the face of the belt, they’re what you call cubic zirconium. When I heard that, I asked my wife, ‘What the hell is that?’ And she goes, ‘That means they’re almost a diamond but not quite.’ I don’t know how you can be almost and not — anyway. So each one of those stones, I guess, was worth about 50 bucks. There were 700 of them in the face of the belt.

    And I think — I’ve already told this to a lot of people. But if you looked on the back of the belt, where nobody ever saw the back of the belt. But at the back of the belt at the top on the back was — there were three little [things] and I said, ‘What are those?’ They told me, they said, ‘Ted, those are real diamonds.’ ‘Why? Nobody’s gonna see them.’ ‘Well, if anybody ever asks you are the diamonds in the belt real, you could say yes and you won’t be lying.’”

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    Inactive from WWE for some time, DiBiase was last involved in an NXT storyline between Cameron Grimes and LA Knight. He also appeared backstage at Raw is XXX.



    Wrestling legend Ted DiBiase recently sat down for an interview and revealed why his famous Million Dollar Championship title was more of a burden than a blessing during his time in the WWE.

    According to DiBiase, the elaborate and heavy title belt, which was adorned with diamonds and gold, was not only a status symbol but also a real pain in the you-know-what to travel with. He explained that the sheer weight of the belt made it difficult to lug around from city to city, especially when flying or driving long distances.

    “It was a beautiful title, don’t get me wrong, but it was a real pain in the ass to travel with,” DiBiase admitted. “I had to be careful not to lose it or damage it, and it was incredibly heavy to carry around all the time.”

    Despite the challenges of traveling with the Million Dollar Championship, DiBiase fondly remembers his time as the “Million Dollar Man” and the impact the title had on his wrestling career. He even joked that he had to hire a personal assistant just to help him transport the title from one location to another.

    In the end, DiBiase’s Million Dollar Championship may have been a headache to travel with, but it will always hold a special place in wrestling history as one of the most iconic and extravagant title belts of all time.

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  • Dollar falls after Trump hints at softer stance on China tariffs


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    The dollar fell to a one-month low against a basket of currencies on Friday after US President Donald Trump suggested a potentially softer stance on tariffs against China and called for interest rates to fall.

    The dollar index fell 0.5 per cent to its lowest level since mid-December, after Trump said he would “rather not” hit China with tariffs.

    He also said he knew rates “much better” than the Federal Reserve and would like to see them fall “a lot”.

    The euro, which has fallen sharply in recent months, jumped 0.7 per cent to $1.049, putting it on course for its largest weekly gain since November, while sterling gained 0.6 per cent at $1.243.

    “The main driver of the reversal of US dollar strength this week has been the scaling back of investor fears over disruption to global trade from Trump’s tariff plans,” said Lee Hardman, senior currency strategist at MUFG, adding that these fears have “eased further” overnight on the China comments.

    “At the same time, the correction lower for the US dollar has been encouraged by a drop in US [bond] yields,” he said, citing Trump’s comments on rates.

    Line chart of Index, $ showing Dollar drops from recent highs as Trump calls for lower rates

    The resilience of the US central bank to pressure from the new president is a core theme for this year, fund managers say.

    “The pressure is going to be huge on the Fed,” said Olivier De Larouzière, chief investment officer for global fixed income at BNP Paribas Asset Management.

    There are “good reasons” for investors in the coming quarters to start to price in rate rises for 2026, he added, and so the market will be “closely monitoring” the Fed’s communications over the coming months to see whether the Trump rhetoric is stopping that tightening bias coming through.

    Trump’s remarks come just days before the Fed’s first policy meeting to be held during his administration. 

    However, markets have been betting since early October that Trump’s proposals for trade tariffs and tax cuts would stoke inflation, pushing the Fed to keep interest rates higher for longer. 

    The US central bank is widely expected to keep interest rates at their current level of 4.25 to 4.5 per cent, after three consecutive cuts since September. Markets priced in a slightly greater chance of earlier rate cuts this year after Trump’s remarks. They are fully pricing in a 0.25 percentage point rate cut by the Fed by July.

    Despite the US president’s efforts to steer monetary policy lower, some investors believe the central bank will have limited room to cut further, with the dollar expected to continue its rally of recent months.

    Dan Ivascyn, chief investment officer at $2tn asset manager Pimco, told the Financial Times this week that the Fed was poised to keep rates on hold “for the foreseeable future” and could even increase borrowing costs.

    According to analysts at Brown Brothers Harriman, the Fed has “very little room to ease policy further, which is dollar supportive”.

    Asian currencies including the Japanese yen and Indian rupee strengthened against the dollar following Trump’s comments. The offshore Chinese yuan gained 0.5 per cent to Rmb7.25 to the dollar, its highest level since late November. 

    In early January the Chinese currency breached the 7.30 level as traders positioned for the impact of tariffs on Chinese exports to weaken the currency, but it has strengthened since Trump’s inauguration.



    The US dollar took a hit today after President Trump hinted at a possible softer stance on China tariffs. This news sent shockwaves through the financial markets, with investors scrambling to reassess their positions.

    Trump’s comments came during a press conference where he suggested that a trade deal with China could be reached sooner than expected. This caused the dollar to weaken against major currencies like the euro and the yen.

    The uncertainty surrounding the trade war between the US and China has been a major source of volatility in the markets, and any signs of progress are being closely watched by investors.

    While a potential easing of trade tensions could be positive for global economic growth, it also raises questions about the future direction of US trade policy. As such, the dollar is likely to remain under pressure until more clarity is provided on the situation.

    Overall, the fall in the dollar today serves as a reminder of the impact that geopolitical events can have on currency markets. Traders will be keeping a close eye on any further developments in the US-China trade negotiations in the coming days.

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  • Dollar Rebounds as Trump Eyes More Canada, Mexico Tariffs


    (Bloomberg) — The dollar bounced back after posting its steepest drop in 14 months amid bets that US President Donald Trump’s tariff plans would spur inflation and prevent further interest-rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.

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    Bloomberg’s dollar gauge rose as much as 0.7% in Asia Tuesday after slumping in New York trade as Trump said he may enact 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada in February. Currencies of the two nations fell more than 1% against the greenback before paring the move.

    “If 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada are coming, then surely bigger tariffs on China will be following shortly after,” said Rodrigo Catril, strategist at National Australia Bank Ltd. in Sydney. “The dollar has room to trade higher.”

    The dollar had fallen immediately following Trump’s inauguration on bets he would hold off on immediate tariffs. Its sudden subsequent reversal underscores just how jittery traders are on any news around duties and their impact on the global economy. Trump’s earlier pledges, which have included ratcheting up levies to as high as 60% on shipments from China, have sent shock waves through the $7.5-trillion-a-day foreign-exchange market.

    The risk of Trump’s high-tariff policy with solid economic expansion is expected to keep the Fed cautious of rate cuts and support the dollar’s resilience. Still, the future scope of Trump’s protectionist trade measures — and the timeline for their actual implementation — remains an open question closely watched by traders.

    Overnight-indexed swaps signaled a 69% chance of the Fed cutting the benchmark rate more than once this year, up from 46% on Friday. SMBC Nikko Securities Inc. and Nomura Securities Co. both said US yields may decline further.

    Treasuries rallied as global cash trading resumed after Monday’s US holiday, mainly reflecting the president’s decision to avoid imposing China-specific tariffs on his first day in office. The benchmark US yield slid close to 10 basis points to 4.53%.

    “Markets were fixated on big tariffs bazookas from day one,” said Shoki Omori, chief global desk strategist at Mizuho Securities. “The absence of that, especially on China, is driving a relief rally for Treasuries.”

    The offshore yuan fell as much as 0.4%, dragging the risk sensitive Australian and New Zealand dollars with it. The People’s Bank of China set the yuan reference rate at the strongest level since Nov. 8, in a sign it’s ramping up support for the currency.



    The dollar has rebounded as President Trump sets his sights on imposing more tariffs on Canada and Mexico. This move comes as tensions continue to rise between the United States and its North American neighbors over trade agreements and border security.

    The prospect of additional tariffs has caused the dollar to strengthen against major currencies, as investors seek safe-haven assets in light of the uncertainty surrounding trade relations. The increased tariffs could further disrupt the already fragile trade relationships between the three countries, potentially leading to higher prices for consumers and businesses.

    As the situation unfolds, it will be important for investors to closely monitor developments and consider the potential impact on the global economy. The future of trade relations between the United States, Canada, and Mexico remains uncertain, and the dollar’s performance will likely be closely tied to the outcome of these negotiations.

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  • Lot 4 Coins Different Date Peace Dollar $1 MS 63 NGC 1922, 1923, 1924, 1925



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  • BU 2x 2024 Canada Anne Green Gables LM Montgomary $1 dollar loonie pair of coins



    BU 2x 2024 Canada Anne Green Gables LM Montgomary $1 dollar loonie pair of coins

    Price : 3.45

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    Are you a fan of Anne of Green Gables and L.M. Montgomery? Then you’ll love this limited edition BU 2x 2024 Canada Anne Green Gables L.M. Montgomery $1 dollar loonie pair of coins! These beautifully designed coins feature iconic images from the beloved Canadian novel and author, making them a must-have for any collector. Don’t miss out on adding these special coins to your collection today! #AnneofGreenGables #LMontgomery #CanadianCoins #Collectibles
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