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    1 April 2025
    According to Scotiabank’s Shaun Osborne, GBP remains steady, despite a weak manufacturing PMI report

    GBP holds steady amid contractionary PMI and BoE’s focus on inflation, trades within established short-term range.

    1 April 2025
    Bullish momentum for USDCAD persists due to technical levels and tariff uncertainties surrounding Liberation Day

    USDCAD gains strength, breaking key averages; buyers target 1.4448–1.4471 resistance amid bullish momentum.

    1 April 2025
    Scotiabank reports EUR is slightly weaker yet remains within the 1.08 trading range

    Euro dips 0.2% as manufacturing PMI misses; ECB rate pause expected, consolidating near 1.08 level.

    1 April 2025
    The Canadian Dollar showed minimal movement, remaining stable as markets await US tariffs and reactions

    CAD remains stable near 1.44 as traders await US tariff news and global trade impacts unfold.

    1 April 2025
    The USDCHF tests crucial moving average support, influencing traders’ technical biases and market direction.

    USDCHF faltered after peaking at 0.8855; a decline followed amid resistance at 0.8862 and moving averages.

    1 April 2025
    As markets anticipate a tariff announcement, the US Dollar exhibits mixed trading against major currencies

    USD weakens as tariffs loom; stocks mixed, gold rises, Yen strengthens, ISM data hints at slowdown.

    1 April 2025
    The US dollar shows mixed performance, influenced by lower yields and upcoming economic data releases

    USD shows mixed movement; gains against EUR, GBP, weakens vs JPY. Markets await tariffs, Trump speech.

    1 April 2025
    In March, Brazil’s S&P Global Manufacturing PMI decreased to 51.8 from 53 previously

    Brazil’s March Manufacturing PMI dips to 51.8, signaling slower growth amid ongoing sector challenges.

    1 April 2025
    Concerns regarding the US Dollar’s safe-haven status were expressed by 19 out of 51 strategists

    Strategists divided on dollar’s safe-haven role; EUR/USD forecast to rise gradually over the next year.

    1 April 2025
    In March, South Africa’s total new vehicle sales increased to 49,493 from 47,978

    Vehicle sales in South Africa rose to 49,493 in March, signaling growth in the automotive market.

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