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    2 April 2025
    Building permits in New Zealand increased by 0.7% monthly, with currency effects driven by tariffs

    New Zealand building permits rose 0.7% in February, but fell 7.8% year-on-year amid tariff concerns.

    2 April 2025
    US Treasury Secretary Bessent indicated that Trump will set maximum tariffs for countries to reduce

    US to announce highest tariffs Wednesday; “Dirty 15” flagged for trade imbalance; Trump eyes tariff leverage.

    2 April 2025
    Deutsche Bank highlights uncertainty in markets due to rising tariff risks and potential international responses

    Deutsche Bank warns tariff impacts remain uncertain as Asian nations plan joint response, risking market volatility.

    2 April 2025
    The USD/CAD pair declines further to approximately 1.4295 ahead of Trump’s tariff announcement

    USD/CAD falls amid weak US manufacturing data, tariff uncertainty, and rising oil prices supporting Canadian Dollar.

    2 April 2025
    A fresh tariff proposal is under consideration by Trump, featuring potential increases for select nations

    US Treasury proposes selective tariff hike under 20%, offering President Trump a new trade policy option.

    2 April 2025
    As investors prepare for upcoming tariff announcements, GBP/USD remains steady above 1.2900

    GBP/USD trades near 1.2900 as markets await Trump’s tariffs and key US labor data releases.

    2 April 2025
    A private survey indicates a larger crude oil stock increase contrary to anticipated decreases, implying surprises

    Private API survey reports crude oil stock increase, defying predictions of inventory declines across all categories.

    2 April 2025
    The NZD/USD pair exhibited slight upward movement, approaching 0.5700, yet remains under bearish influence

    NZD/USD shows slight gains near 0.5700, but bearish trend persists below key moving average resistances.

    2 April 2025
    Tariff concerns eased, boosting markets as economic data underperformed, with Canadian dollar witnessing gains

    Markets react to economic data, tariff discussions, and GDP outlook; equities rebound as tariff fears ease.

    2 April 2025
    The YoY Inflation Gauge in Australia rose to 2.8% from 2.2% in March

    Australia’s TD-MI inflation gauge rose to 2.8% in March, indicating shifting inflationary economic trends.

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