EUR/USD climbs 2.4% this week, hitting 1.1098 on Thursday, as global markets price in aggressive Fed cuts and shift away from the dollar amid U.S. trade policy chaos. – vtmarkets.com
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
USD/JPY slips to 150.73 after Tokyo inflation hits 2.9%. BoJ rate hike odds for May increase as price pressures broaden. – 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
NZD/USD rises to 0.574 amid easing U.S. tariff concerns. RBNZ rate cut expectations still weigh on longer-term outlook. – vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD pares gains after eurozone PMI misses estimates; technicals show consolidation near 1.0830. Traders eye 1.0860 test. – vtmarkets.com
S&P 500 down 10%—is it the bottom or just the start? Tariffs and gold distortions could still shape what’s next. – vtmarkets.com
EUR/USD falls to 1.0836 as ECB stays neutral; key support at 1.0725. Traders watch Fed policy and eurozone data for next move. – 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
USD/CNH nears 7.2410 resistance as yuan weakens; PBOC holds rates steady. Traders eye Fed policy and trade shifts for next move. – vtmarkets.com
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