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Yuki Tanaka

Personal Finance & Breaking News Writer

Yuki Tanaka has written about household finance and fast-moving market news for 7 years, covering savings, retirement planning, and the day-to-day headlines that affect individual investors. She holds a certified financial planner designation and previously worked at a consumer finance publication before joining TrustFinance News. Her writing focuses on making breaking financial news useful for everyday readers managing their own money.

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Latest by Yuki Tanaka
Gold Prices Fall After Trump Casts Doubt on Iran Peace Deal

Gold Prices Fall After Trump Casts Doubt on Iran Peace Deal

Jul 8, 2026

Gold prices declined on Wednesday following comments from President Donald Trump suggesting a recent U.S.-Iran peace agreement was 'over.' The remarks have intensified geopolitical tensions and fueled concerns over inflation.

Baltic Dry Index Dips as Capesize Rates Weaken

Baltic Dry Index Dips as Capesize Rates Weaken

Jul 8, 2026

The Baltic Exchange's main dry bulk freight index edged lower on Wednesday, influenced by a downturn in rates for larger capesize vessels. The decline in the main index occurred despite gains in the panamax vessel segment.

U.S. Treasury Yields Decline After Weak June Jobs Report

U.S. Treasury Yields Decline After Weak June Jobs Report

Jul 8, 2026

U.S. Treasury yields fell on Monday as investors reacted to a much weaker-than-expected June jobs report, increasing speculation about the future path of interest rates. Market attention is now turning to the upcoming release of the Federal Reserve's policy meeting minutes.

U.S. Dollar Strengthens as Trump Expresses Pessimism on Iran Deal

U.S. Dollar Strengthens as Trump Expresses Pessimism on Iran Deal

Jul 8, 2026

The U.S. dollar rose for a fourth straight session on Wednesday, gaining strength as a safe-haven asset after President Donald Trump's comments signaled a potential collapse of a peace framework with Iran. The currency was also supported by investor anticipation ahead of the Federal Reserve's latest meeting minutes.