The US dollar (USD) experienced mixed performance against major currencies over the past week, with notable strength against the Japanese yen (JPY), British pound (GBP), and euro (EUR), while Asian currencies saw gains amid easing trade tensions. The Taiwan dollar (TWD) surged by 4% in a single day, marking its largest one-day advance since 1988. The South Korean won (KRW) appreciated the most against the USD over the week, with a 2.75% return, while the Mexican peso (MXN) was the weakest, declining by 0.157%. In the last 24 hours, the KRW showed a 1.046% return versus the USD, and the New Zealand dollar (NZD) and Chinese yuan offshore (CNH) also strengthened. Commodity markets saw significant moves in wheat, natural gas (NatGas), and Brent crude oil, with these commodities exhibiting returns exceeding two standard deviations over the past week. In the bond market, Australian and Japanese 10-year to 30-year yield spreads (10s30s) experienced notable volatility. Additionally, among cryptocurrencies and global assets, CNH and KRW showed substantial moves. On the cryptocurrency exchange Kraken, tokens such as TITCOIN, FHE, and GHIBLI recorded gains of 18%, 17%, and 13%, respectively.