USD/JPY falls below 150.00 as Yen strengthens on BoJ rate hike expectations and US Dollar declines.
European indices surged on tariff delay optimism; US markets mixed, bond yields fell, dollar declined, commodities fluctuated.
Gold prices hit $3,057 per ounce, driven by strong demand, rising speculative positions, and heightened ETF inflows.
Consumer confidence fell for the fourth consecutive month, reaching its lowest level since February 2021, signaling pessimism.
The Pound Sterling steadies as the UK awaits Rachel Reeves’ Spring Statement, with inflation data also anticipated.
Copper futures hit a record $5.2145 per pound, driven by tariff concerns and Glencore’s Chile supply disruption.
Richmond Fed Index drops; AUD/USD rises; Gold steady; Solana surges; Key US economic reports awaited.
New home sales missed expectations; AUD/USD rose, EUR/USD fell, gold held steady, and Solana surged past $145.
Goldman Sachs raises GBP forecasts, citing UK growth, fiscal discipline, services strength, political stability, and favourable rate differentials.
GBP/USD rose 0.2% amid easing trade concerns, but support at 1.2870 remains critical for bullish momentum.
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