XAG/USD surged above $31.50, targeting $32.00 as tariffs and a softening Greenback drive silver demand higher.
Dow Jones fell 640 points amid tariff concerns. Nvidia dropped 9%. ISM data signals inflation worries, impacting markets.
NZD/USD rebounds slightly after a five-day decline, facing resistance at 0.5680 and support at 0.5580.
RBA minutes highlight February rate cut, future policy hints, and economic calendar focus on Australia and New Zealand.
US 10-year yields fall to 4.16%, nearing December lows, impacting USD/JPY, which holds above 148.50.
Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, impacting USD/CAD. He also discussed Ukraine and trade negotiations.
Trump announced reciprocal tariffs starting April 2, urging farmers to boost domestic production and prepare for growth.
Alberto G. Musalem warns of downside risks, urging patience while monitoring inflation expectations and economic growth challenges.
Trump to announce tariff decisions on Mexico, Canada; meeting to discuss Ukraine, possible U.S. military aid suspension.
GDPNow growth tracker drops to -2.8% for Q1, driven by declines in consumption and investment growth estimates.
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