USD/CAD steady near 1.3800; US Dollar pressured by tariffs, while Canadian Dollar gains on growth.
Geopolitical tensions and safe-haven demand support the Yen, while BoJ policy limits aggressive bullish momentum.
Trump plans tariff cuts but threatens future hikes, reigniting US-China trade tensions and global economic uncertainty.
WTI trades near $55.75 as OPEC+ raises output; geopolitical tensions may limit further price declines.
AUDUSD reverses below key resistance, falling under 0.6407 support; sellers eye 0.6326–0.63406 support zone.
Lagarde signals data-driven rate decisions; euro down despite easing talk and global growth risk concerns.
Eurozone consumer confidence drops to -16.7 in April, lowest since October, signaling worsening sentiment trends.
Bitcoin may be decoupling from traditional markets, showing strength even during broader risk asset sell-offs.
USDCAD rebounds above key swing zone and 100-hour average, hinting at bullish momentum targeting 200-hour.
Canada’s March PPI rose 0.5%, beating forecasts; raw material prices declined amid easing energy costs.
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