New Zealand Dollar slipped versus strong US Dollar; US–Iran tensions hit risk appetite, NZD/USD range-bound.
UOB strategists see flat GBP/USD momentum, expecting consolidation; broader 1.3400–1.3600 range, no directional bias.
Neptune Insurance Q1 2026 revenue held at $37.8M; EPS rose to $0.09, beating forecasts slightly.
Eurozone April flash PMIs precede ECB; manufacturing seen slipping below 50, services steady amid energy uncertainty.
India’s HSBC Manufacturing PMI climbed to 55.9 in April from 53.9, signaling faster factory expansion.
India’s HSBC Composite PMI climbed to 58.3 in April from 57, signalling faster growth in services, manufacturing.
Philippine gold prices fell Thursday: PHP 9,140.53 per gram and PHP 106,613.40 per tola, FXStreet reports.
Singapore’s CPI rose 1.8% year-on-year in March, accelerating from February’s 1.2% increase in consumer prices.
AUD/USD slipped to 0.7145 as Hormuz attacks hurt risk sentiment; stronger PMI, dollar gains capped.
GBP/USD slips toward 1.3500, breaks ascending channel; EMAs and RSI signal caution, key support/resistance levels.
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