U.S. trade policy may impact the dollar more than monetary policy, while HSBC maintains its Treasury yield forecast.
Japan’s CPI fell to 3.7% in February, signaling easing inflation and potential policy adjustments ahead.
US equity markets may struggle to gain momentum due to tariff uncertainty, with rallies remaining limited post-April 2.
Gold fell 0.19% as the US Dollar strengthened. The Fed held rates, projecting cuts in 2025.
New Zealand’s trade balance improved to +510 million NZD in February 2025 as exports rose and imports declined.
Mexican Peso weakens as economic data disappoints; USD/MXN rises, Banxico monitors inflation, and Fed expects 2025 rate cuts.
Morgan Stanley lowers Tesla target to £410, citing reduced 2025 deliveries, but remains confident in AI innovations.
The US Dollar Index strengthens amid economic data, Fed policy, and geopolitical tensions, with resistance at 104.20.
Trump urged clear crypto regulations, aiming for U.S. Bitcoin leadership, amid market sell-off over reserve concerns.
USD/JPY nears 150.00, showing downside potential. Key support: 148.34, 148.00. Resistance: 149.47, 150.00, 150.60.
