USDCHF falls below 2011 levels; sellers dominate unless price reclaims resistance between 0.8375 and 0.8431.
Brent crude continues falling, breaking key supports; potential future lows at $57.80 and $54 projected.
Jamie Dimon warns of persistent inflation, possible recession, necessary trade progress, and future defaults amid uncertainty.
The euro gains safe haven status, outperforming expectations amid tariffs and stronger European political and economic support.
Trump urges companies to relocate to the U.S., citing no tariffs and fast energy access amid China tensions.
MBA mortgage applications rose 20% on April 4, signaling increased lending ahead of Fed minutes.
China’s retaliatory tariffs strain its economy and diplomacy; Vietnam’s upcoming talks may shift trade dynamics.
Silver nears $30.40 as US Dollar weakens; rate cut hopes and trade tensions boost non-yield assets.
China’s economy rebounds with policy support; domestic focus grows amid market pressure from rising yields and credit concerns.
China challenges U.S. tariffs at WTO, calling them “reckless” and harmful to global trade system integrity.
