EURUSD tests key resistance as USD weakens; traders eye Waller’s remarks and potential yield-driven moves.
NZD likely to trade between 0.5835–0.6030; limited upside due to overbought conditions and mixed momentum.
Germany’s economy faces persistent inflation, trade uncertainties, and weak manufacturing expectations, hindering overall economic recovery.
Pound Sterling holds steady as UK strengthens EU ties; interest rates may drop amid de-dollarisation trend.
The dollar weakens broadly as major currencies gain; upbeat risk sentiment persists despite earlier U.S. strength.
Federal Reserve urges patience on inflation trends; cautious stance sends US Dollar Index down 0.57%.
Spain’s CPI and HICP hold steady at 2.2% annually; core inflation rises to 2.4% year-on-year.
Japanese Yen strengthens amid ‘sell America’ trend; potential BOJ rate hike may push USD/JPY toward 140.
BOE’s Mann cites resilient UK labour market, warns of inflation expectations, shifts to hawkish policy stance.
Turkey’s market turmoil in March saw capital outflows, lira weakness, and inconsistent monetary and FX policies.
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