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EUR/USD ticks lower on Wednesday amid a modest USD strength, though it lacks follow-through.Bets for more aggressive policy easing by the Fed cap the USD upside and lend support to the pair.Traders now look forward to key Eurozone/US macro releases for some meaningful opportunities. The EUR/USD pair

AUD/JPY is advancing as the Japanese Yen softens, driven by reduced demand for safe-haven assets.President Trump signaled a willingness to ease tariffs on Chinese goods, while Beijing has announced exemptions for selected US imports.The de-escalation in trade tensions is also lending support to the

Wall Street rebounds sharply; S&P 500 and Nasdaq gain 2.1% and 2.4% ahead of Tesla earnings release.Trump signals Fed to blame for any slowdown, as WSJ notes plan to scapegoat Powell over trade-driven weakness.Gold hits record $3,500 on safe-haven demand; DXY bounces to 98.56 after plunging to a

The euro rallied in tandem with all G10 currencies, suggesting that last week we saw more of a "sell the dollar" than "buy the euro" market move. Since "Liberation Day", the euro has, however, been the best performing major currency in the world, save the Swiss franc, suggesting that Eurozone market

USD/JPY USDJPY edged higher on Tuesday after bears cracked psychological 140 support and hit new multi-month low (139.88) and approached key med-term support at 139.57 (2024 low posted on Sep 16). Partial profit taking at this zone was quite logical action which provides a breather to larger bears,

Not very much is going on after Easter in the region. In several CEE countries, labor market data will be released, such as the unemployment rate (Slovakia, Poland, Croatia and Hungary) and wage growth (Poland, Croatia and Serbia). Apart from that, Poland will publish data on the performance of reta

The US Dollar Index remains under pressure as concerns mount over the economic fallout from tariffs on the United States.The CME FedWatch Tool shows that traders are now anticipating the first Fed rate cut to occur in July.President Trump stated that a trade deal with China could be finalized within

USD: Jun '25 is Up at 99.525. Energies: May '25 Crude is Down at 60.66. Financials: The Jun '25 30 Year T-Bond is Lower by 11 ticks and trading at 114.05. Indices: The Jun '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 32 ticks Lower and trading at 5433.00 Gold: The Jun'25 Gold contract is trading Up at 3237.

Gold (XAU/USD) has entered a bullish consolidation phase, holding steady just below its recent all-time high after a strong upward surge. The metal is currently in a resting zone, reflecting slightly overbought technical conditions. However, the broader macroeconomic and geopolitical landscape sugge

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The U.K. economy grew by a higher-than-expected 0.5% month-on-month in February amid a jump in the services output, official data showed on Friday. Analysts had projected a monthly gross domestic product hike of 0.1% in February, according to LSEG data. The Office for National Statistics, which publ

Tariff-pause optimism didn’t last long. Although the European markets followed the US to the upside, mood in the US turned increasingly sour and led to another wave of selloff as the trade war escalated with China. China announced to restrict the US movie imports and the US increased its tariffs on

Consumer price inflation eased more than expected in March as President Donald Trump prepared to launch tariffs against U.S. trading partners, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Thursday. The consumer price index, a broad measure of goods and services costs across the U.S. economy, fell a seaso

Due to recent market volatility, this edition is published today (Wednesday) instead of tomorrow morning, to keep up with current events. Next week, the publication will take an Easter break. Macro. Even though the US is by far the biggest Danish export market, the direct impact from tariffs on the