China boosts oil inventories amid low prices, despite declining refinery activity and weakened apparent oil demand.
NZD expected to trade between 0.5900–0.5950 short term; broader 0.5835–0.5985 range long term.
Japan may accept lower U.S. tariff rates without exemption ahead of bilateral talks scheduled for Friday.
Eurozone current account surplus rose to €60.1B in March, indicating improved trade and investment flows.
Eurozone current account beats forecasts; EUR/USD holds strong. Gold dips as markets eye central bank signals.
NZD/USD consolidates near 0.5930; bullish momentum targets 0.6000 with key support at 0.5913 EMA.
WTI oil drops to $62 amid Russia-Ukraine ceasefire talks, weak China data, and OPEC supply concerns.
Emini indices face resistance; support levels hold. Nasdaq profits exceed 400 ticks. EUR/USD steady; gold resilient.
US Dollar remains subdued amid Fed rate cut expectations, weak data, and mixed global economic signals.
RBA cuts rate to 3.85%; AUD falls amid economic concerns, iron ore prices, and Chinese trade links.
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