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  1. National Bank Sees Canada's GDP Growing 1.0% This Year But Trade Uncertainty Is Main Risk
    MT Newswires | 08:15 AM EDT

    The Canadian economy remains under pressure despite the resource sector's strong performance, as trade tensions with the United States continue to hold back non-resource exports, said National Bank of Canada.

  2. US Dollar Rises Early Tuesday Ahead of Busy Data Release Schedule This Week
    MT Newswires | 07:45 AM EDT

    The US dollar rose against its major trading partners early Tuesday after the long holiday weekend and before a busy week of economic data releases that includes the second estimate of Q1 GDP and personal income and spending data for April later in the week.

  3. BRIEF-J-Star Holding Subsidiary Receives Central Bank Of Taiwan Authorization To Initiate $60 Million Sovereign-Backed Financing Framework Through Designated Banks For U.S. Solid-State Battery Expansion ($122.5 Million Project)
    Reuters | 07:38 AM EDT

    J-Star Holding Co Ltd (YMAT): * J-STAR HOLDING SUBSIDIARY RECEIVES CENTRAL BANK OF TAIWAN AUTHORIZATION TO INITIATE $60 MILLION SOVEREIGN-BACKED FINANCING FRAMEWORK THROUGH DESIGNATED BANKS FOR U.S. SOLID-STATE BATTERY EXPANSION. * J-Star Holding Co Ltd (YMAT) - TO PURSUE $60 MILLION LOAN FOR 100MWH SOLID-STATE BATTERY PLANT IN TEXAS Source text: Further company coverage:

  4. Brazil's current account deficit larger-than-expected in April
    Reuters | 07:37 AM EDT

    Brazil's current account deficit reached $1.765 billion in April, central bank data showed on Tuesday, larger than the $200 million shortfall expected by economists in a Reuters poll. Foreign direct investment for the month landed at $8.912 billion, beating the $5.4 billion projected in the poll.

  5. J-Star Holding Subsidiary Receives Central Bank of Taiwan Authorization to Initiate $60 Million Sovereign-Backed Financing Framework through Designated Banks for U.S. Solid-State Battery Expansion ($122.5 Million Project)
    GlobeNewswire | 07:30 AM EDT

    J-Star Holding Co., Ltd. (YMAT) today announced that its subsidiary YMA Corporation has received formal authorization from the Central Bank of Taiwan to initiate under the Sovereign-Backed financing framework for the Company?s strategic U.S. infrastructure expansion initiative under YMA INC. Pursuant to the formal authorization from the Central Bank of Taiwan, the Company is preparing to select a desi...

  6. *--St. Louis Fed US Q2 GDP Nowcast Estimate 1.320% Gain vs Previous 0.785% Gain
    MT Newswires | 07:10 AM EDT

  7. Exclusive-Wall Street banks push Fed to future-proof supervision overhaul, sources say
    Reuters | 06:03 AM EDT

    Wall Street banks are pushing the Federal Reserve behind the scenes to cement its new supervisory regime so the changes cannot easily be reversed by potential future Democratic administrations, said four people with knowledge of the matter.

  8. PRECIOUS-Gold falls as renewed US-Iran tensions dampen peace hopes, clouds interest rate outlook
    Reuters | 05:39 AM EDT

    * Brent crude oil rises after US military strikes Iran. * Rubio says Iran deal could take days. * UBS lowers year-end gold price target by $400 to $5,500. By Noel John. Gold fell on Tuesday, weighed down by fears of elevated inflation after renewed U.S.-Iran tensions pushed up Brent prices and clouded the U.S. interest rate outlook. Spot gold was down 1.1% at $4,521.80 per ounce, as of 0737 GMT.

  9. CEE MARKETS-Forint eases as central bank expected to keep base rate on hold
    Reuters | 04:57 AM EDT

    Hungary's forint eased on Tuesday ahead of a meeting of the National Bank of Hungary later in the day where analysts expect the base rate to be kept on hold amid a rise in energy prices and ...

  10. METALS-Copper ticks down as fresh US strikes on Iran weigh on sentiment
    Reuters | 03:56 AM EDT

    Copper prices edged lower on Tuesday, pressured by higher oil prices after the latest U.S. strikes on Iran dampened hopes of a resolution to the Middle East conflict, driving concerns over the global economic outlook. Three-month copper on the London Metal Exchange was down 0.2% at $13,637.50 a metric ton by 0746 GMT.

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