GBP/USD climbs above 1.3100, buoyed by US Dollar weakness and trade tensions, signaling sustained bullish momentum.
Consumer sentiment fell sharply in April 2025, with inflation expectations reaching their highest levels since 1991.
US Dollar hits three-year low amid China tariff tensions, prompting investor shift to safe-haven currencies.
UMich report reflects mixed signals; inflation expectations offer insight into consumer sentiment and future economic conditions.
U.S. Producer Price Index slows in March; annual and monthly rates decline, pressuring the U.S. dollar.
USDCAD sustains bearish trend, breaking key support levels; buyers need 120-pip rise to regain control.
Germany’s current account surplus rose significantly in February, increasing to €20 billion from €11.8 billion.
Derivatives-driven bond selling undermines Treasury demand during crises, risking higher yields and inflationary Fed interventions.
U.S. Producer Price Index rose 2.7% in March, below forecast, signaling moderated inflation pressures.
Tariffs may raise inflation above 3%, Collins warns, citing uncertainty and supporting steady Fed policy stance.
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