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Oil prices have dropped significantly due to a combination of geopolitical tensions and market dynamics. Price drop of nearly 15% decline since the beginning of April has been driven by concerns over new U.S. tariffs that could dampen global demand and potentially trigger a recession. President Trump's announcement of tariffs, starting at 10% and escalating to 50%, has raised concerns
Nvidia's stock price experienced a decline, reaching the key support level of 89.900, before recovering and closing above 97.000. This move indicates some level of price stability after a sharp dip. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) currently suggests that Nvidia's stock has been oversold, meaning that it may be due for a bounce-back. This could signal the start of a
Trump's new tariffs raise construction costs, but exempt key materials like lumber and copper. Chinese imports face a 34% levy, while EU goods are taxed at 20%.
Markets and Trump pressure the Fed for a rate cut, with traders betting on five cuts this year, starting in May. Trump urges the Fed to act faster.
Oil prices dropped nearly 3% after an 11% fall last week, amid trade war fears. Saudi Arabia cut export prices for May, following an OPEC+ output increase.
Japan's Nikkei dropped 7.8% to 31,136.58, hitting a 1.5-year low, with bank stocks plummeting 17% amid global recession fears from rising tariffs.
Thousands protested across the U.S. on Saturday, with over 20,000 rallying at the National Mall against Trump and Elon Musk's push to expand presidential power.
Recent announcements from Donald Trump have had a significant impact on the performance of the S&P 500. The S&P 500 Index has experienced a notable decline, approaching bear market territory. The S&P 500 has dropped more than 18% from its all-time highs. Additionally, weak Manufacturing and Service PMI readings have decreased confidence in the future performance of the S&P 500.
Bill Ackman urges Trump to pause the trade war, warning it could harm business, investment, and the U.S. reputation if escalated.
GBP/USD saw raised elevated levels of volatility, however closing slightly below previous weeks price. Economic Calendar Elevated levels of volatility may occur this week, considering that both UK and U.S. will be presenting economic data that may have significance in the FX valuation. GBP/USD hourly chart analysis Near term may bring bullishness due to recent reversal, possibly moving towards 1.27000. However weaker
Gold was not an exception during previous weeks market turmoil, closing lower, below 3050.00. Economic Calendar Analysis Volatility may be expected however, due to uncertainty in the overall finance markets. XAU/USD short-term forecast Sideways trading may occur in the gold price if volatility cools down and no significant directional bias emerges. The price could fluctuate between 2953.00 and 3060.00. Hourly Chart XAU/USD daily charts
New Zealand will increase defense spending by NZ$9B over 4 years, aiming for 2% of GDP in 8 years, amid rising global tensions, says PM Christopher Luxon.
USD/JPY has seen lower lows below 148.000. Economic Calendar Higher volatility may occur this week due to economic uncertainty coming from the U.S. USD/JPY hourly chart analysis In the short term, the FX pair may continue trading within the range of 147.500 to 145.000. The FX is trading below the simple moving averages, but the situation may change if bullishness occurs. Hourly Chart USD/JPY daily
Trump's tariffs have rattled financial markets, and EUR/USD has not been an exception. Economic Calendar Analysis Trump's tariffs have rattled financial markets, and EUR/USD has not been an exception. EUR/USD hourly chart analysis A significant increase in volatility and uncertainty may create substantial trading opportunities in the FX pair in the short to near term. The resistance at 1.11000 could be tested if weakness
Senator Chuck Grassley introduced a bill requiring congressional approval for new tariffs, following Trump's announcement of new import taxes.
China announced new countermeasures, including 34% tariffs on U.S. goods and export curbs on rare earths, escalating the trade war. The tariffs start April 10.
Visa launched Aric Risk Hub, an AI-driven platform to help banks and financial institutions combat fraud and financial crime effectively.
Global spending on financial market data and news reached $44.3bn in 2024, rising 6.4%, slower than the previous year's growth.
Japanese bank shares fell 10% on fears U.S. tariffs could harm global growth, delaying rate hikes. Mitsubishi UFJ, Japan's largest bank, saw a 10% drop.
Volvo will increase its investment in a truck factory in Nuevo Leon, Mexico, to $1 billion, with construction costs for the Monterrey site rising.
Macron urged European companies to halt planned investments in the U.S. after Trump announced global tariffs, calling for clarity on the situation.
In March, economic activity in the U.S. services sector expanded for the ninth consecutive month, with a Services PMI® of 50.8%. The Business Activity Index rose to 55.9%, showing continued growth for the 58th month in a row. The New Orders Index decreased to 50.4%, indicating a slight slowdown in demand. The Employment Index dropped to 46.2%, marking the
On Thursday, the S&P 500 lost $2.4 trillion in value, marking its biggest one-day drop since the market crash during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020. The selloff was triggered by comments from U.S. President Donald Trump, who raised fears of a full-blown trade war, particularly with China. These concerns led to worries about a global
The EU and U.S. must de-escalate their trade dispute, leaving wine and spirits untouched, says Florent Morillon, warning of market share loss for the Cognac industry.