USD/CAD rebounds as inflation concerns and trade dynamics shape interest rate expectations and influence Canadian Dollar.
Bostic urges caution in policy decisions amid economic uncertainty, persistent inflation, and hesitant investment across sectors.
South Korea’s trade surplus fell slightly in March, highlighting a minor decline amid ongoing economic uncertainties.
Japan’s Finance Minister Kato stressed managing forex volatility through cooperation and market-driven exchange rate stability.
AUD/JPY edges higher near 90.50, but technical indicators signal bearish trend with limited upward momentum.
Deutsche Bank predicts December rate cut; key economic data, Powell speech may shape Fed’s policy outlook.
US prioritizes fair trade, focuses on Latin America, manages China relations, strengthens dollar, and engages global partners.
UK consumer spending showed modest March growth, but broader indicators reveal strain and forecast muted recovery ahead.
Tariffs may cause temporary inflation; Fed may cut rates early to prevent recession amid economic uncertainty.
Conway hopes recent tariffs are the worst, noting a shift toward increasing economic risks.
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