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    15 April 2026
    MUFG’s Michael Wan says weaker US dollar aids Asian currencies, while export strength drives uneven regional gains

    Asian currencies gained as dollar weakened post-Iran conflict; MUFG favors CNY and MYR amid varied performances.

    15 April 2026
    RBC’s Abbey Xu says Canadian card spending rose slightly in March, stabilising despite weak discretionary goods

    RBC says Canadian card spending rose modestly in March; higher petrol prices boosted essentials, discretionary goods remained weak.

    15 April 2026
    In April, America’s NAHB housing market index registered 34, undershooting the anticipated 37 by three points

    NAHB Housing Market Index fell to 34 in April, missing expectations of 37, signaling weaker US homebuilder sentiment.

    15 April 2026
    PBR trades near a thrice-tested trendline, suggesting mounting weakness, after rising from teens to about $22.25

    PBR’s uptrend faces pressure; confirmed closes below trendline signal breakdown risk, while $22.25 reclaim suggests upside.

    15 April 2026
    EUR/GBP trades unevenly as investors monitor Middle East updates, cautiously optimistic about potential US-Iran negotiations success

    EUR/GBP steadied near 0.8694 as Middle East tensions, oil-linked inflation, and rate expectations supported Euro over Pound.

    15 April 2026
    Michiel Tukker of ING expects no April hike, as oil volatility leaves markets pricing rises later

    ING’s Tukker doubts ECB April hike; oil volatility complicates outlook. Markets still see June rise, more.

    15 April 2026
    Cleveland Fed President Beth Hammack told CNBC sustained elevated energy prices may lift inflation yet restrain growth

    Hammack says watch energy prices; Fed likely holds rates, inflation still above target, reserves and independence crucial.

    15 April 2026
    Scotiabank strategists say CAD remains slightly weaker, yet undervaluation narrows; further gains require reduced USD haven demand

    Scotiabank sees Canadian dollar slightly weaker, narrowing undervaluation; USD/CAD range-bound, bearish trend persists; key support/resistance noted.

    15 April 2026
    BBH expects DXY to stay rangebound, with risk sentiment bottomed and rate differentials driving it henceforth

    BBH sees DXY rangebound at 96-100, driven by rate differentials as risk sentiment stabilizes post-March.

    15 April 2026
    Standard Chartered expects Japan’s 2026 growth at 0.7% and inflation 2.0%, driven by oil prices and yen weakness

    Standard Chartered cuts Japan 2026 GDP to 0.7%, lifts CPI to 2.0%; BoJ tightening delayed to Q3 2026.

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