USD/CHF pares gains as risk appetite improves; stays bid, but 0.8000 caps upside; trend bullish.
USD/SGD slipped to 1.2845; bullish momentum eased as bearish engulfing flagged downside, with MAS policy meeting awaited.
USD/CHF retreats below 0.8000 as Iran ceasefire hopes boost sentiment; uptrend intact, key support watched.
Gold climbs as oil slips and Hormuz deadline looms; dollar weakens, Fed warns inflation risks; mixed signals.
Vietnam’s GDP grew 7.8% in Q1; exports surged, imports rose, and inflation exceeded central bank target.
US consumer credit increased $9.48bn in February, slightly below forecasts of a $10bn rise overall.
Dollar steadies near 99.80 as Iran-Hormuz deadline looms; oil spikes, euro climbs; eyes on Fed minutes, PCE.
US consumer credit increased by $9.48bn in February, missing forecasts of a $10bn rise overall.
Dollar index near 99.80 as Iran tensions lift oil, gold; markets await Fed minutes and PCE data.
Middle East conflict boosts oil and gas prices, raising European cement, concrete and brick costs, pressuring construction.
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