Just when it seemed that all is well in U.S.-China trade relations, Trump revived market jitters when he reminded about the possibility of more tariffs after their 90-day truce.

The ECJ’s Advocate General released an advisory opinion stating that the U.K. can unilaterally reverse Brexit, which caused the pound to skyrocket. The Kiwi, meanwhile, was the biggest loser of the session.

The prospect of a recession dragged the dollar lower, while fading optimism after last weekend’s trade truce boosted the yen across the board.

Higher-yielding commodity currencies paused from their earlier rallies but the market mood was still positive overall. Stronger than expected PMI lifted the dollar, too.

After getting whupped earlier, the Greenback regained its footing and was the top currency of the session. USD strength and Brexit-related concerns, meanwhile, were a drag on both the pound and euro.

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Trading conditions were still relatively subdued during the London session. However, the session wasn’t a complete snooze fest since some themes were playing out, namely USD strength and AUD weakness.

It was a pretty choppy day for the Asian markets, as traders price in mixed signals from the U.S. and traders take profits ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting this weekend.

After what seemed to be a never-ending slide for cryptocurrencies, prices seem to have bottomed out. Are these developments enough to sustain a recovery?

Traders seemed to feel uneasy ahead of the G20 Summit due to – yep, you guessed it – resurfacing trade jitters from Trump’s remarks. 

The Aussie was the one currency to rule them, likely because of the risk-friendly vibes in Europe. The pound, meanwhile, got a severe beating across the board, thanks to the growing Brexit-related fears.