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    3 April 2025
    After tariff updates, the USD weakened significantly against major currencies, impacting the markets greatly

    Tariffs weaken USD, raise import prices; US exports gain. Auto industry faces challenges amid shifting trade dynamics.

    3 April 2025
    During European trading, USD/CAD declines to approximately 1.4100 as the US Dollar plummets

    USD/CAD falls near 1.4100 as Trump’s tariffs fuel recession fears, weighing heavily on the US Dollar.

    3 April 2025
    The ECB highlighted caution in policy-making due to uncertainty and shifting monetary conditions impacting growth

    ECB signals policy may be less restrictive amid reduced inflation risks and rising economic uncertainty concerns.

    3 April 2025
    Recent ECB accounts reveal the need for cautious policy and communication due to impending uncertainties

    ECB warns of economic shocks from trade tensions; inflation risks remain despite euro strength and cautious policies.

    3 April 2025
    OPEC+ plans a production increase in May, raising output by approximately 411k bpd with additions

    OPEC+ boosts May oil output by 411,000 bpd; next meeting scheduled for June plans on May 5.

    3 April 2025
    UOB Group analysts predict continued USD weakness against JPY, with 146.50 as a critical level

    USD remains weak against JPY; consolidation expected between 148.40–151.00, with key support at 147.30.

    3 April 2025
    The M3 Money Supply in India holds steady at 9.6% as of March

    India’s M3 stable at 9.6%; EUR/USD strengthens; Gold rebounds; Solana rises; Trump plans tariffs.

    3 April 2025
    According to OCBC analysts, the DXY stood around 102 amidst fluctuating reactions in foreign exchange markets

    Tariff news rattled FX markets; USD teeters as growth data looms, impacting global currency sentiment.

    3 April 2025
    Deutsche Bank indicates a potential crisis of confidence in the dollar due to evolving capital flows

    Deutsche Bank warns of dollar decline risks, rising euro, and potential global de-dollarisation at record levels.

    3 April 2025
    Oil prices are currently pressured as tariffs on imports impact risk assets negatively

    Oil prices dip below $70 amid new U.S. tariffs, rising crude inventories, and shifting OPEC+ production plans.

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