Trump’s tariffs complicate Fed actions as Powell faces inflation, slowing growth, and rising bond yields.
China plans trade measures as US tariffs rise; AUD/USD recovers amid renewed US-China economic tensions.
Marko Kolanovic highlights an unprecedented market crisis and the Federal Reserve’s unusually passive response.
Japan’s consumer confidence fell in March, signaling economic caution and potential restraint in spending and investment.
EUR/USD rises above 1.1000; AUD, NZD rebound; markets await PBOC’s USD/CNY reference rate decision.
Gold prices in Malaysia rose to 434.96 MYR per gram, driven by market volatility and demand.
Japan’s Finance Minister Kato says foreign reserves aren’t excessive, with no fixed benchmark guiding their size.
AUD/NZD steadies near 1.0800 after RBNZ rate cut, amid US-China trade tension and cautious sentiment.
BOJ raises rates to curb excesses, monitor inflation, and assess U.S. tariff impact on economy.
PBOC raises USD/CNY rate to 7.2066, surpassing expectations, signaling ongoing financial reform efforts.
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