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The Japanese Yen kicks off the new week on a weaker note amid the US-China trade deal optimism.The Fed’s hawkish pause and easing US recession fears underpin the USD and support USD/JPY.BoJ rate hike bets could strengthen JPY ahead of the US-China joint statement on trade talks. The Japanese Yen (JP

The US and UK agreed on the trade deal of having 10% baseline tariffs on British imports. As a result, Dollar Index rose to 100.85 and Euro slipped to 1.1196. Now, if the index continues to rise further, can extend it further to 101-102. Similarly, Euro if persists bellow 1.12, can be vulnerable to

It was probably only a matter of time before reports began to emerge that Chinese companies were trying to reroute their goods through other Asian countries for export to the US. This should come as no surprise, given that tariffs on Chinese goods are too high, those on goods from other Asian countr

GBP/USD slipped from recent highs as UK retail price data confirmed ongoing deflation in shop prices, despite a pickup in food inflation. With services inflation easing and economic risks mounting, the Bank of England is expected to cut rates by 25bps next week, with markets anticipating a full perc

The dollar remains highly sensitive to both tariff-related news (Trump is planning auto parts relief measures) and US activity data. Today, major risks stem from JOLTS and consumer confidence reports. In Canada, PM Mark Carney has won the election, but may fall short of a parliamentary majority. CAD

Dollar Index (DXY) held on to recent gains amid relative calm (no fresh tariff angst). While tariff uncertainties linger, recent developments pointed to signs of de-escalation. DXY was last at 99.62 levels, OCBC's FX analysts Frances Cheung and Christopher Wong note. Rebound risks likely "Last week,

Market wrap Relief was short-lived. The so-called rally, and unanchored one at that, tried to ride Trump’s tariff turnabout rolled over Thursday, as traders stepped back to reassess what, if anything, had actually changed. Asian equities broke stride, futures slipped into the red, and the dollar los

Business owners and CEOs are already stocking up on inventory, and some American shoppers are panic buying big-ticket items in anticipation of President Donald Trump's tariffs. The sudden buying binge could cause an "artificially high" level of economic activity, said Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago

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Stocks head lower after UnitedHealth warning “Dow heavyweight UnitedHealth threw traders a nasty prognosis for coming months in its earnings today, dragging the headline US index lower and precipitating a renewed selloff across markets this afternoon. The company’s warning about the outlook just pil

Japan pushes back on US tariff demands, citing economic harm and insisting on separate FX talks, DBS' FX strategist Philip Wee reports. Trump joins Japan talks, tariffs and Yen in focus "US President Donald Trump has inserted himself into the US-Japan trade negotiations over April 16-18. Trump’s inv

Euro (EUR) is up an impressive 0.7% against the US Dollar (USD) and recovering back toward the upper end of its four- session range, strengthening in tandem with its regional peers Swiss Franc (CHF) and Swedish Krona (SEK), Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategist Shaun Osborne notes. EUR rises on as-expect