EUR/USD reclaimed 200-DMA, faces resistance at 1.0950; momentum slows, with support between 1.0760 and 1.0725.
TSLA stock surged as economic data exceeded expectations, tariffs were reconsidered, and retail investors showed strong interest.
Germany’s Ifo index fell to 87.7 in March, signaling business caution and potential economic challenges ahead.
Australia’s government announced tax cuts and rebates, boosting AUD and bond yields while complicating RBA’s inflation strategy.
Palladium and platinum prices rose in Europe, driven by industrial demand, market conditions, and supply concentration.
Oil prices rise due to supply disruptions, sanctions, and strong economic data, with key resistance at $72.
USD/JPY declines differ from last year as yen positioning shifts; asset managers hold longs, potential BoJ rate hike.
Gold faces pressure after strong US PMIs; buyers eye 2955 support, while sellers target 2832 if declines continue.
Tesla shares rebound 12% to $282, but weak earnings, EU sales decline, and resistance at $284 raise concerns.
German IFO index, US Consumer Confidence drop, inflation expectations rise, ECB’s Kazimir and Fed speakers scheduled.
