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The yen showed a significant drop on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump announced plans to impose 25% tariffs on goods from Japan and South Korea. At the start of the trading session, the yen fell to a two-week low of around 146.4 against the US dollar.

A Nanos Research poll for Bloomberg shows fewer than 60% of Canadians now call their jobs “secure” or “somewhat secure”, the first time the percentage has fallen below this threshold in over a year. About 30% feel uncertain about their employment, the highest level since 2023.

Bloomberg reports that Australia’s business conditions improved as sales, profitability, and employment rose. Business confidence also surged, suggesting that a recovery in the country’s corporate sector may be in line with the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) easing cycle.

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