EUR/USD climbs 2.4% this week, hitting 1.1098 on Thursday, as global markets price in aggressive Fed cuts and shift away from the dollar amid U.S. trade policy chaos. – vtmarkets.com
EURUSD jumps to $1.10 as traders react to Trump’s tariffs, pushing the Euro higher and creating expectations of an ECB rate cut in April. -vtmarkets.com
USDX plunges to 102.65 after Trump’s new global tariffs; markets brace for inflation, rate cuts, and economic fallout. – vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies near $3,150 as markets await Trump’s tariff update after a 19% surge in Q1 2025. Traders remain cautious as geopolitical risks persist. -vtmarkets.com
S&P 500 drops to 5,443.45 as Trump unveils steep global tariffs, sparking recession fears and market volatility. – vtmarkets.com
WTI crude dips to $70.74 as US stockpiles rise and tariff uncertainty clouds demand outlook. – vtmarkets.com
Nikkei 225 steadies at 35,700 as hedge funds slash Asia exposure ahead of Trump’s April 2 tariff rollout. – vtmarkets.com
Gold steadies near $3,116 as traders await Trump’s tariff update, following a 19% rally in Q1 2025. -vtmarkets.com
USDX remains steady at 103.861 as traders await Trump’s tariff announcement. Market focuses on factory activity and upcoming employment data. -vtmarkets.com
XAUUSD (Gold) hits a new record high of $3,070 amid rising trade tensions and strong ETF demand, with market attention on US PCE data for Fed insights. -vtmarkets.com
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