Gold hits three-week high on US-Iran ceasefire news; gains fade as dollar falls, oil slides, Fed awaits.
NASDAQ 100 surged 3.5% after Trump-Iran ceasefire; oil plunged, gains trimmed, index nears resistance levels.
Brent drops $15 on U.S.–Iran ceasefire, Hormuz reopens; damage, tight gas markets keep prices elevated.
Iran says Strait of Hormuz tankers stopped; warns ceasefire withdrawal if Lebanon attacked; dollar index rebounds slightly.
Eurozone demand weakness contains inflation as supply constraints ease, helping reach ECB target; energy shocks risk core rises.
RBI holds policy rate at 5.25%, stays neutral, cites West Asia conflict risks to inflation, growth.
Sterling gained 1.1% versus dollar, topping G10 as GBP/USD broke 200-day MA; traders eye 1.35 soon.
US EIA data on April 3 showed crude oil inventories rose 3.081M, beating expectations of a 0.7M increase.
Ceasefire boosts risk appetite, sinks oil, and pressures dollar; MUFG sees SEK/NZD gain, NOK/GBP lag.
TD Securities warns energy-driven inflation and delayed Fed cuts keep gold costly, but sees $5,000 by late-2026.
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