EURUSD jumps to $1.10 as traders react to Trump’s tariffs, pushing the Euro higher and creating expectations of an ECB rate cut in April. -vtmarkets.com
USDX plunges to 102.65 after Trump’s new global tariffs; markets brace for inflation, rate cuts, and economic fallout. – vtmarkets.com
USDX remains steady at 103.861 as traders await Trump’s tariff announcement. Market focuses on factory activity and upcoming employment data. -vtmarkets.com
USDX steadies at 104.3 as markets await US PCE report. Fed’s hawkish stance and tariff risks keep traders on edge. – vtmarkets.com
USDX falls to 103.99 after Trump’s auto tariffs and soft US data dent confidence. Traders await Friday’s key PCE report. – vtmarkets.com
USD/JPY climbs to 150.58 as U.S. data bolsters dollar. Japan’s LDP eyes structural fixes amid real yen valuation concerns. – vtmarkets.com
Dollar index steady at 104.3 after US services rebound; traders eye tariff threats and softening business expectations. – vtmarkets.com
USDX rises to 104.01 as Fed holds rates. Traders eye Trump’s tariffs and key resistance at 104.50. – vtmarkets.com
The offshore yuan depreciates past 7.25 per dollar as US dollar strength grows, with Powell’s remarks and PBOC’s reduced support adding to pressure. -vtmarkets.com
The USDX stays steady after Powell’s reassurance on rate cuts, with no immediate reaction to the Fed’s decision. Stocks rally as markets digest the Fed’s signals. -vtmarkets.com
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