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ISM Services PMI Slightly Lower Than Expected; Much of Europe on Holiday; Tuesday is “Deadline” for Iran Resolution; Markets Reacting to Cancelled Briefing by Pentagon; Supply Chain Disruptions Starting to Weigh on Commodity Currencies.
Friday Was Holiday for Most; Non-Farm Employment, Unemployment Rate Surprise on Friday in Rare Holiday Release; OPEC+ Agrees to Boost Oil Output When Straight Opens; USD/JPY Continues to Flirt with Massive Barrier; Monday Holiday in Majority of EU Countries; USD/JPY Still a Pair Many Watching
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ADP Non-Farm Surprises to Upside; Core Retail Sales in US Strong; ISM Manufacturing in US Also Strong; Trump States Iran “Asked for a Ceasefire”; Trump gives national address; Risk Appetite Returns
ADP Non-Farm Payroll expects 41k added in America, US Core Retail Sales are expected to be 0.3%, and Retail Sales are expected to be 0.5% as spending continues despite inflation. The ISM Manufacturing PMI reading in the US is expected to be 52.3, a slight drop of 0.1 from March. Iran now says it is ready to end the war, but with guarantees, while Trump claims talks are “going well.”
S&P 500 Index Closes at Fresh 7-Month Low, Now Rising After Hormuz Report; WTI Crude Oil, Gasoline Futures Make New High Closing Prices; Prediction Markets See War Continuing Into May
USD/JPY Hits New 18-Month High Price; S&P 500 Index Closes Friday at 7-Month Low; WTI Cure Oil Futures End Friday at Long-Term High Close; Trump Praises Iran for Allowing Ships Through Hormuz, Mulls Seizing Oil, Uranium; US Has 50k Troops in Middle East
Bitcoin has seen its stature as a safe haven rise in recent weeks, thanks to a display of remarkable resilience amid choppy trading due to forces outside of the cryptocurrency market.
Irans Confirms Reviewing Proposal, Leaks Say Gaps Remain Huge; Prediction Markets Don't Expect Ceasefire Before May
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Australia’s consumer price index (CPI) eased to 3.7% year-on-year in February, marking a three-month low.
Australian CPI Falls to 3.7%; UK CPI 3.0% as Expected; Markets More Convinced of Trump Peace Talk, Stabilising Crude Oil, Stocks & Gold Higher; Iran Allowing "Non-Hostile" Ships Hormuz Transit
Trump Says Conversations Underway, Promotes Peace Deal Within 5 Days; Iran Denies Negotiations Taking Place; Markets Initially Rebound, Now Stocks Falling, Crude Oil Rising Again
Trump Threatens Iranian Power Stations, Deadline Tuesday Morning; Stocks, Gold, and Bonds Falling on War / Inflation Fears; Asian Markets Enter Correction; Crude Oil Holds Steady
There were no surprises from the US Federal Reserve at Wednesday’s meeting.
Fed, Bank of Japan, Bank of Canada Hold Rates; Markets Expect Same from SNB, ECB, BoE Today; Stocks Fall as Brent Crude Surges on Middle East War; Iran Puts Qatari LNG Offline, Trump Threatens Iran's Pars Gas Field; USD/JPY Makes New 1.5-Year High