China’s Commerce Ministry has issued a questionnaire and is seeking public comments as part of a probe into US measures restricting trade in green products

China's Commerce Ministry launching a probe into US trade restrictions on green products signals rising tensions in trade relations.

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This could have serious implications for currency markets and risk sentiment, especially affecting the USD and potentially boosting demand for alternative investments like gold. Traders should watch for any escalation or reciprocal measures from the US, which could further destabilize trade dynamics and influence forex flows.

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