GBP/USD climbs to 1.34238 as UK inflation cools and the dollar slumps; traders ramp up BoE rate cut bets. – vtmarkets.com
The Singapore dollar strengthens against the U.S. dollar, driven by political uncertainty and Trump’s attacks on the Federal Reserve. USD/SGD slips to 1.30345 amid market jitters. -vtmarkets.com
NZD slips to 0.59110 amid stronger-than-expected inflation data and market expectations for further rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of New Zealand. -vtmarkets.com
The euro rallies sharply as U.S. trade policies, Nvidia’s $5.5B hit, and waning dollar credibility weigh on global sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
The euro rallies past $1.14 amid ongoing U.S.-China trade tensions, as EURUSD surges by 0.80%. Market uncertainty drives demand for safe-haven assets, benefiting the euro and yen. -vtmarkets.com
US stocks bounced as Trump paused tariffs for 90 days, but traders remain cautious as inflation and policy risks linger. -vtmarkets.com
Safe-haven flows lift the yen. Record current account surplus and looming U.S.–Japan trade negotiations add to the currency’s resilience. – vtmarkets.com
The offshore yuan hit a two-month low of 7.239 per dollar as fears of escalating trade tensions with the US intensified, though it slightly recovered to 7.3267 at close. -vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD climbs 2.4% this week, hitting 1.1098 on Thursday, as global markets price in aggressive Fed cuts and shift away from the dollar amid U.S. trade policy chaos. – vtmarkets.com
EURUSD jumps to $1.10 as traders react to Trump’s tariffs, pushing the Euro higher and creating expectations of an ECB rate cut in April. -vtmarkets.com
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