USD/JPY drops to 158.77, breaching expectations; downside momentum targets 158.50, with 158.00 major support ahead.
Turkey’s budget shifted from a 24.37 billion surplus to a 229.9 billion deficit in March.
US PPI rose 0.5%; energy surged, food fell. Fed cuts unlikely; small-business optimism slipped; yields eased.
Gold slips from four-week high above $4,800 as dollar rebounds amid Iran tensions; inflation tempers gains.
Silver slipped below $81 as the dollar rebounded; ceasefire hopes weighed on safe-haven demand sentiment.
Diplomatic solution hopes in Middle East weaken dollar, lift EUR/USD; FX muted until clarity, de-escalation boosts volatility.
GBP/JPY rose for an eighth day near 215.00, buoyed by hawkish BoE bets amid geopolitical risks.
US-Iran Strait of Hormuz tensions threaten supply, accelerating inventory draws and supporting higher Brent amid tighter oil balances.
WTI rebounds to $89 after dipping below $85 as US announces Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Brent slips 5% on U.S.–Iran talk hopes; IEA warns demand destruction, IMF sees $82–$100 risk.
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