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    2 April 2025
    Traders anticipate Trump’s tariff announcement, causing the Japanese Yen to remain under selling pressure

    JPY pressured by strong USD, tariff concerns; BoJ rate hikes, Fed cuts may stabilize exchange rate outlook.

    2 April 2025
    Governor Kugler discusses inflation and monetary policy virtually at an economic policy event.

    Fed Governor Adriana Kugler to discuss inflation expectations and monetary policy in virtual student-focused talk.

    2 April 2025
    In March, a decrease of 13.3K in Spanish unemployment was lower than the expected 2.5K

    Spain’s job market surprised in March, shedding 13,300 jobs instead of the expected 2,500 decline.

    2 April 2025
    Canada refrains from imposing tariffs on US essentials, protecting jobs and preventing price increases

    Canada avoids most US food tariffs to protect jobs, prevent price hikes, and ensure essential goods access.

    2 April 2025
    In February, France’s budget balance fell short at €-40.3 billion compared to the expected €-30.2 billion

    France’s February deficit hit €-40.3 billion, exceeding forecasts, highlighting fiscal strain and potential policy reassessment.

    2 April 2025
    Ueda from the Bank of Japan comments on potential impacts of US tariffs on inflation rates

    BOJ Governor Ueda warned US tariffs may boost inflation short term, but hinder growth and sentiment.

    2 April 2025
    The Manufacturing PMI for India registered at 58.1, surpassing the anticipated 57.6

    India’s manufacturing grows strongly; euro falls, gold rises amid US policy concerns and job growth outlook.

    2 April 2025
    The People’s Bank of China established the USD/CNY mid-point at 7.1793, diverging from forecasts

    PBOC sets yuan midpoint at 7.1793, below estimate, allowing fluctuation within ±2% trading band.

    2 April 2025
    In Pakistan, gold prices have increased, as indicated by recent market data

    Gold prices rise in Pakistan as US yields fall; market eyes Dollar strength, rates, and stability.

    2 April 2025
    Building permits in Australia fell by 0.3% m/m, outperforming expectations of a 1.5% decline

    Australian building permits dipped slightly, but beat expectations; year-over-year growth remains strong at 25.7%.

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