Eurozone April inflation data due; energy lifts headline, core dips, ECB holds rates; June hike possible.
EUR/USD returns mid-range after April peak; weak euro PMIs and energy shocks weigh, ECB hikes delayed.
GBP/USD rises to 1.3565 as dollar weakens on risk appetite; Fed, BoE decisions and Mideast news.
USD/JPY trades tightly; Fed and BoJ meetings, inflation revisions, oil, and intervention risks could spark breakout.
US equities hit records as oil climbed; investors awaited central bank decisions, tech earnings, dollar weakened.
Brent crude topped $100 amid Operation Epic Fury vote, looming War Powers deadline, and Hormuz blockade risks.
NZD/USD climbed above 0.5900 as USD weakened, Iran de-escalation hopes rose, RBNZ hike bets supported.
EUR/GBP forms head-and-shoulders near 0.8740; 0.8610 neckline support. Break lower targets 0.8560–0.8475; above 0.8740 negates.
China criticises EU Industrial Accelerator Act as discriminatory, citing WTO breaches; Germany consumer sentiment slumps amid energy prices.
DXY slipped after early gains as risk appetite improved on Iran war-ending signals; focus shifts to Fed.
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