WTI rebounds to $62.84 after short covering, though lingering demand concerns and U.S.–Iran progress weigh on bullish sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Ninja tumbles amid Tokyo’s “grave concern” over U.S. tariff moves; trade talks and currency tensions expected to dominate the week. – vtmarkets.com
Gold prices surge to record highs above $3,390, driven by geopolitical tensions and a weaker U.S. dollar. Safe-haven demand continues to elevate gold in the current market environment. -vtmarkets.com
The Singapore dollar strengthens against the U.S. dollar, driven by political uncertainty and Trump’s attacks on the Federal Reserve. USD/SGD slips to 1.30345 amid market jitters. -vtmarkets.com
The USDX index hovers amid subdued Good Friday trade. Market eyes U.S.–China tariff thaw, Powell’s caution, and Trump’s latest Fed criticism. – vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY stabilises around 142.31 after Japan’s inflation data eases and markets brace for next week’s BOJ decision. – vtmarkets.com
Bitcoin price tests resistance near $85,000. Market remains focused on U.S. economic data and Fed policy, impacting BTC/USD direction. -vtmarkets.com
Gold prices retreat to $3,327.49/oz, facing pressure from a firmer USD and ongoing U.S. trade policy uncertainty, but safe-haven demand remains high. -vtmarkets,com
Nvidia sinks to $102 on $5.5B warning from China chip curbs. Chip stocks slide as TSMC nears earnings, Powell flags risks. – vtmarkets.com
Japan’s Nikkei rebounds 0.9% as exporters rally on a weaker yen and upbeat signals from trade talks in Washington. – vtmarkets.com
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