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Important news for the day Fri, 02nd, 13:30 CET US Nonfarm Payrolls. Market sentiment The positive sentiment in equities seems to continue. A question might be how fast Jerome Powell will now be able to cut interest rates, pressured also by US President Trump. The upcoming meeting next week will hen

The renewed buying pressure prompted the Greenback to leave behind Monday’s pessimism and chart decent gains on Tuesday, always on the back of mitigating US-China trade concerns and rising prudence ahead of key US data releases later in the week. Here is what you need to know on Wednesday, April 30:

The Australian Dollar remains under pressure amid expectations that the RBA will deliver another 25-basis-point rate cut in May.Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi emphasized that dialogue is essential for resolving US-China trade tensions.The US Dollar struggled due to weakened investor confidence ste

Inflation slowed on both sides of the Atlantic in March, mainly due to the fall in energy prices. This was helped by the fall in gas and oil prices in the first quarter of 2025. In the United States, however, the situation remains worrying, with household inflation expectations at their highest leve

Early, yet still uncertain rumours of de-escalating tariffs between the US and China sparked a cautious rebound in markets' risk appetite. Sources story from the Wall Street Journal suggested that the White House was considering cutting the tariff rate to 50-65% from the current 145%. US Treasury Se

Breakout of the rising trend line and potential for the bigger drop... Share: Analysis feed

Consumer spending is rising at a faster clip this month as everyday Americans rush to make purchases before President Donald Trump's full tariff plan takes effect, data released Wednesday from JPMorgan shows. Spending through the first 15 days in April climbed about 3.8% from the same period a year

GBP/JPY holds near the 189.00 zone but upside remains limitedMarket sentiment rattled by Fed uncertainty and weak UK inflation outlookTechnical picture tilts bearish with key resistance at 188.93 and 189.72 GBP/JPY trades modestly higher near 189.00 during Tuesday’s session after bouncing from intra

The dollar is slipping on more than just thin liquidity and soft data—it’s slipping on faith. Markets are starting to question one of the bedrock assumptions behind the dollar’s reserve currency status: an independent, inflation-fighting Fed. With President Trump ramping up public pressure on Powell