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Dogecoin (DOGE), one of the most popular meme coins, has regained the spotlight. Analytics platform Lookonchain reports the number of addresses holding at least 10,000 DOGE has increased from 236,000 to 240,000 over the past month, reaching a six-month-high.
Australian consumer sentiment hit a six-month low in April, driven down by US President Donald Trump's tariffs and general stock market volatility.
The total cryptocurrency market capitalization has fallen 30% from its December 2024 peak of $3.9 trillion to $2.7 trillion in April 2025. This significant decline comes amid uncertainty following new US tariffs, an announcement that has rattled investors, according to CoinMarketCap.
Bloomberg reports that Japanese and American officials are expected to discuss Donald Trump's new tariffs announced last week. These measures are due to take effect on Wednesday, April 9. However, the Asian country has a chance to avoid high import duties, the agency suggests.
Codelco, the world's largest copper producer, says physical demand for the metal remains strong amid all the turmoil in financial markets, driven by US President Donald Trump's trade policies.
The British pound has fallen from its 6-month peak against the US dollar, a level reached last week when the pound strengthened due to dollar weakness triggered by escalating trade tensions.
The Bank of Japan (BOJ) has expressed concerns that trade conflicts could hinder global economic growth. Bloomberg reports the central bank may delay further monetary tightening in response to new US import tariffs.
Australian Chief Treasurer Jim Chalmers expressed confidence in the country's ability to withstand Donald Trump's import tariffs. However, he cautioned that economic growth will depend heavily on global trends. Australia’s GDP growth may slow slightly this year.
Japan's Labor Ministry reported a 1.2% decline in real wages for February. Meanwhile, the consumer inflation rate, excluding rent, but including food prices, grew to 4.3% year-on-year. The January reading stood at 4.7%.
The new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump and China's harsh retaliatory measures were a source of concern for commodities market participants on Monday. However, despite the initial drop in prices, some metals, such as copper, soon began to recover.