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    4 April 2025
    A decline in India’s bank loan growth was observed, decreasing from 11.1% to 11%

    India’s bank loan growth slowed slightly to 11%, signaling potential borrowing and economic activity deceleration ahead.

    4 April 2025
    A former BOJ official suggests a rate increase to 1% could occur in May or June

    BOJ may hike rates to 1%; potential rise to 0.75% expected by mid-year, Sakurai suggests.

    4 April 2025
    According to ING’s FX analyst Chris Turner, the euro unexpectedly gains from the sell-off in risk assets

    The euro gains resilience amid global risk aversion, defying growth concerns and testing key resistance levels.

    4 April 2025
    Traders await Fed rate cuts, while other central banks show varying probabilities for upcoming meetings

    Markets anticipate global rate cuts amid recession fears; focus shifts to Powell’s comments and payroll data.

    4 April 2025
    Exports from Turkey rose to $23.4 billion in March, increasing from $20.8 billion

    Turkey’s exports increased to $23.4 billion in March, highlighting positive trends amid global economic challenges.

    4 April 2025
    European indices open lower, reflecting ongoing risk concerns, while US futures decline amid recession worries

    European markets fall amid recession fears, ahead of US jobs report; indices post steep weekly losses.

    4 April 2025
    In February, the year-on-year industrial output for Spain fell to -1.9% from -1%

    Spain’s industrial output fell further in February, signaling a continued decline in the country’s industrial performance.

    4 April 2025
    The American session will highlight Canadian employment data, US NFP, and Powell’s speech.

    Markets await key North American jobs data and Powell’s speech amid steady labor conditions and rate cut bets.

    4 April 2025
    In February, Germany’s factory orders fell short of predictions, showing no growth against 3.5% expectations

    Germany’s factory orders stagnated in February, missing forecasts, highlighting continued manufacturing struggles and economic uncertainty.

    4 April 2025
    JP Morgan increases global recession probability to 60%, highlighting concerns over major economies’ downturns

    JP Morgan raises global recession odds to 60%, citing concerns over major economies and market uncertainty.

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