Stocks fall as trade tensions overshadow jobs data; NASDAQ enters bear market, volatility index signals rising fear.
Oil prices fell over 6% as OPEC+ output rose and US tariffs raised demand concerns.
USDJPY remains range-bound, with bullish potential above 146.534 and bearish risk below 144.40–144.52 support zone.
Pound dips below 1.3000 amid US job growth, tariff impacts, and Fed policy uncertainty shaping forex market.
USDCHF trades under pressure near 0.8510; breakout above 0.8557 needed to shift bearish trend.
US tariffs impact global markets; stocks decline, bonds gain. China retaliates; Fed rate cuts anticipated.
Trump claimed China panicked over market shifts, predicting others would soon react similarly to market losses.
Canada’s unemployment rose to 6.7% in March; job losses and falling wage growth pressured the CAD.
S&P 500 futures drop 2.4%, sparking concern and potential forced selling as tensions escalate.
US Nonfarm Payrolls rose by 228,000 in March, surpassing forecasts and impacting Fed rate expectations.
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