Switzerland’s unemployment rate rose slightly to 2.8% in March, signaling a modest upward jobless trend.
China rejects U.S. tariff threats, labels them coercive, and vows countermeasures if increases are implemented.
Gold prices in UAE rose slightly; global markets, interest rates, and central bank reserves influence fluctuations.
Nikkei rises 6% amid renewed investor confidence, signaling potential market turnaround and improved economic sentiment.
Consumer spending in the Netherlands rose to 2.1% in February, signaling improved consumer confidence and activity.
Indonesia’s February inflation slowed to 1.65%, below expectations, suggesting potential shifts in economic activity.
PBOC expected to set USD/CNY midpoint at 7.3321, guiding yuan within a controlled trading band.
WTI oil gains over 1% as dollar weakens; trade fears and OPEC+ output limit further upside.
Prime Minister Ishiba nominates Ryosei Akazawa to lead U.S. tariff talks; finance minister forms task forces.
EUR/USD declines to 1.0900 as Dollar strengthens; inflation data, tariffs, and ECB policy add pressure.
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