Japan’s Insurers Plot How to Deploy Trillions in Upended Markets

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Key Highlights Gold started a fresh increase and traded to a new record high above $3,350. The current price on the 4-hour chart is still bullish above $3,250. EUR/USD is eyeing more gains above the 1.1420 resistance zone. WTI Crude Oil prices could start a recovery wave if there is a move above the $64.00 […]
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Australia added 32.2k jobs in March, falling short of expectations for a 41.2k increase. The composition of gains was relatively balanced with 15k full-time and 17.2k part-time positions added. Unemployment rate ticked up slightly to 4.1% from 4.0%, coming in better than the expected 4.2%. The modest rise in the jobless rate was largely due […]
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Trump will meet with Meloni (all times US Eastern time):
Be ready for a neww conference and some headlines.
At 4 pm Trump will be signing Exec orders.
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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New Zealand’s consumer prices rose more than expected in the first quarter, with CPI climbing 0.9% qoq and accelerating from 2.2% yoy to 2.5% yoy, above forecasts of 0.7% qoq and 2.3% yoy. Nevertheless, this still marks the third consecutive quarter that annual inflation has stayed within RBNZ’s 1–3% target band. Tradeable inflation, reflecting imported […]
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