AUDUSD reverses below key resistance, falling under 0.6407 support; sellers eye 0.6326–0.63406 support zone.
Lagarde signals data-driven rate decisions; euro down despite easing talk and global growth risk concerns.
Eurozone consumer confidence drops to -16.7 in April, lowest since October, signaling worsening sentiment trends.
Bitcoin may be decoupling from traditional markets, showing strength even during broader risk asset sell-offs.
USDCAD rebounds above key swing zone and 100-hour average, hinting at bullish momentum targeting 200-hour.
Canada’s March PPI rose 0.5%, beating forecasts; raw material prices declined amid easing energy costs.
Tariffs and trade war uncertainty dampen Euro Area growth; inflation impact remains unclear amid shifting global dynamics.
India and US strengthen defense, trade ties; nuclear energy cooperation and tariff discussions shape strategic partnership.
Megan Greene highlights global influences, disinflationary risks, persistent services inflation, and market expectations for rate cuts.
Swiss National Bank sight deposits rose slightly, indicating market stability; the euro-franc exchange rate remains steady.
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