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On the radarThe unemployment rate in Poland was published at 5.3% and in Hungary at 4.3%.Today at 12:00, Serbia will publish wage growth for February.Also today, S&P will revise its sovereign rating for Slovakia.Economic developments In recent weeks, various asset classes have experienced signif

The US Dollar Index trades around the 98.50 area after rebounding from a three-year low earlier in Tuesday’s session.President Trump’s threats to fire Fed Chair Powell continue to undermine confidence in US monetary policy.Technical indicators suggest deeply oversold conditions, with resistance near

On the radarToday at 10 am, Poland will release March data for industrial production, wage growth and PPI.At 11 am, Croatia publishes unemployment rate for March and wage growth for April.Slovakia will also release unemployment rate for March later today.Economic developments Today, the IMF will pub

EUR/JPY climbs to around 162.20 in Monday’s Asian session. EU considers tweaking methane rules for US gas to help trade talks, Reuters said. Rising expectations of a BoJ rate hike might boost the JPY and cap the upside for the cross. The EUR/JPY cross trades in positive territory for the fourth cons

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Retail sales jumped as consumers brought forward purchases of 'big ticket' items to get ahead of feared tariffs. But with confidence plummeting on price, job and wealth concerns, the consumer will be less of a growth engine later in the year. Spending surge to give way to a likely slump US retail sa

The Greenback extended its negative bias, entering its fourth consecutive week of losses amid the generalised improvement in the sentiment around the risk-linked galaxy and somewhat mitigated jitters on the US-China trade war front. Here is what you need to know on Tuesday, April 15: The US Dollar I

Gold prices extend their advance and reach a record peak beyond the $3,170 mark per troy ounce on Wednesday. The intense sell-off in the Greenback, unabated concerns surrounding the US-China trade war and prospects of further easing by the Federal Reserve continue to underpin the constructive bias i

Crashing oil prices triggered by waning demand, global trade war fears and growing crude supply could more than double Saudi Arabia's budget deficit, a Goldman Sachs economist warned. The bank's outlook spotlighted the pressure on the kingdom to make changes to its mammoth spending plans and fiscal

EUR/USD gains traction to near 1.0980 in Thursday’s Asian session. Germany's Merz unveils coalition deal to boost growth and tackle migration. Trump announced a 90-day pause on many new tariffs on trading partners. The EUR/USD pair attracts some buyers to around 1.0980 during the Asian session on Th

The Greenback edges lower against most major currencies as US tariffs impact markets. Asian and European Equities edge lower amid fears of global economic slowdown due to tariffs. The US Dollar Index is on the backfoot, though it starts to recover during the European session. The US Dollar Index (DX

EUR/USD attracts fresh buyers and snaps a two-day losing streak amid a broadly weaker USD. The technical setup favors bullish traders and supports prospects for additional near-term gains. A convincing break below the 200-hour EMA is needed to negate the constructive outlook. The EUR/USD pair regain

📉 Markets dive as China hits back Chinese tariff retaliation on Friday deepened the sell-off on Wall Street: 📊 S&P500: -6% | DJIA: -5.5% | Nasdaq: -5.8% | Russell 2000: -4.4% 📉 Futures suggest the decline will continue today. 💬 Powell: No rush to cut rates Fed Chair Jerome Powell said there’