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Copper rose 0.2% after US President Donald Trump reportedly granted exemptions to his tariffs on some goods. As noted by Bloomberg, this has helped to improve sentiment across financial markets.

According to Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, the XRP has shown the best performance among major cryptocurrencies over the past 90 days. The rally coincided with Ripple agreeing to pay $50 million to the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) as part of a settlement agreement.

Goldman Sachs projects oil prices will be falling until the end of this year and through next year on increasing risk of global recession and a supply hike from OPEC+. WTI and Brent crude will average $59 and $63 per barrel, respectively, through the end of 2025.

Japanese authorities must take steps to strengthen the yen, says policymaker Itsunori Onodera. He believes that boosting the industrial competitiveness could help turn things around.

Cardano’s token (ADA) now can be used to pay for goods and services in more than 150 million retail outlets globally thanks to its new integration with Mastercard, powered by the crypto exchange Kraken.

According to a Bank of Japan survey, inflation expectations of the country’s households rose in the three months to March, opening the door for the central bank to raise rates. The poll showed that 86.7% of Japanese households forecast prices to grow one year from now.

Pia Orrenius from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (Fed) warns that President Trump's immigration policies could severely hamper the country's economic growth. She believes arresting and deporting up to 450 people per day will reduce national GDP by 1% this year.

Swiss bank UBS has revised its gold price forecast upward, projecting the metal will reach $3,500 per ounce in 2025. Bank strategist Joni Teves cites the precious metal’s growing role as a safe-haven asset amid trade uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and slowing global economic growth.

Britain, whose goods were initially subject to a 10% levy, lost its advantage over other US trading partners. Additionally, Trump’s chaotic policy is to deter investment in the UK, the news agency says.

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), the nation's gas sales will increase in 2025, reaching 13.2 billion cubic feet per day for residential customers and 9.8 billion cubic feet per day for businesses.