US Commerce Secretary Lutnick says not concerned that China trade talks will be derailed by Taiwan trade deal or tariffs on goods from countries doing business with Iran

Commerce Secretary Lutnick's statement suggests a stable outlook for US-China trade relations despite concerns surrounding Taiwan and ongoing tariffs affecting Iran.

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This could alleviate short-term market anxieties, potentially supporting the USD while maintaining a cautious risk appetite in commodities and forex. Watch for any shifts in market sentiment as traders digest broader geopolitical implications.

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