Rising inflation expectations may delay rate cuts, strengthen the USD, and pressure stocks and Treasury yields.
US inflation expectations rose to 4.6%, boosting the Dollar and pressuring EUR, GBP, and gold.
Trade talks advance as US engages partners; central banks cautious amid uncertainty; markets mixed with shifting yields.
USD/JPY holds near 145.00 as US Dollar steadies; Japanese Yen firms despite weak GDP data.
Switzerland’s currency actions aim at price stability, not manipulation; negative rates may return if needed.
Russia’s foreign trade increased to $11.756 billion in March, signaling positive economic and trade momentum.
Doximity posts strong earnings and revenue growth in fiscal 2025, but shares drop on weak 2026 guidance.
S&P 500 climbs on trade optimism, Middle East investments, and Ukraine peace hopes; volatility remains low.
Canada saw a $4.23B outflow in foreign investment, missing the $5.2B forecast for March.
Market reactions to rising interest rates depend on whether growth or inflation drives the change in expectations.
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