Kashkari warns tariffs may raise inflation, urges caution on expectations, market conditions, and long-term interventions.
US Energy Secretary Wright discusses China tariffs, Trump’s market strategy, and possible informal negotiation developments.
Brazil’s March inflation met expectations at 0.56%, reflecting consumer price changes and economic conditions.
US Energy Secretary sees China tariffs increase as start of talks, hopeful for reduced trade tensions.
India’s foreign exchange reserves rose to $676.27 billion, signaling financial stability amid market fluctuations.
Christine Lagarde supports joint fiscal capacity for shocks; ECB monitors markets, avoids exchange rate targets or Fed comments.
USD/CHF drops sharply amid trade tensions, safe-haven Swiss franc demand, and growing fears of US stagflation.
ECB poised for rate cuts; Lagarde signals readiness to act to maintain price stability amid expectations.
Tariff tensions push Platinum and Palladium prices down; forecasts lowered amid automotive industry uncertainty.
Stock selloff shifts global rate expectations; major central banks likely to cut rates by year-end.
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