Currency News

The Greenback remains stable against most major peers on Wednesday.

Investors may turn to the Japanese Yen amid uncertainties over “Liberation Day”. USDJPY has been consolidating in a symmetrical triangle since August 2024

If the tariffs are perceived as globally disruptive but relatively soft on Canada, that could ironically bolster CAD by reducing uncertainty and supporting risk sentiment.

The trepidation over today's US tariff announcement has been underscored by reports that even as late as yesterday, a final decision had not been made.

NZD/USD jumps to near 0.5750 as antipodeans outperform ahead of Trump’s tariff announcement.

The EUR/USD pair continues its gradual decline, erasing its recent technical rebound and retreating to 1.0795. Traders remain cautious as key economic and political developments loom.

GBP/USD holds over 1.29 ahead of Liberation Day tariff announcements. DAX falls ahead of Trump’s trade tariff announcement.

Asian stocks edged lower as investors recalibrated their risk exposure ahead of President Donald Trump’s anticipated tariff announcement.

President Trump will today announce the imposition of new tariffs, with the details being keenly awaited by markets and likely to cause significant volatility.

High-beta currencies have rallied overnight, perhaps indicating that the US will opt for a flat rate over country-specific tariffs, which could be seen as slightly more lenient.

The Pound Sterling trades in a tight range around 1.2900 against the US Dollar as US President Trump is scheduled to unveil the reciprocal tariff plan.

The Japanese Yen (JPY) sticks to its negative bias through the Asian session on Wednesday, lifting the USD/JPY pair back closer to the 150.00 psychological mark.

In this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Tuesday, April 1.

The USD/CAD pair extends the decline to around 1.4295 during the late American session on Tuesday.

GBP/USD flatlined on Tuesday, churning just above the 1.2900 handle as investors buckle down for the wait to US President Donald Trump’s long-awaited tariff announcements slated for Wednesday evening.

The euro continues to attract buying interest during periods of weakness.

Mexican Peso gains 0.53% despite weak Mexican data, supported by broad USD softness after gloomy US data.

Traders show little interest in the Greenback, and volatility in the DXY tightens.

The upcoming US tariffs announcement on Wednesday keeps investors on their toes.

Ahead of tomorrow's US tariff announcement, for which reports suggest the administration is still debating key elements, the US dollar is mostly consolidating inside yesterday's ranges.

EUR/USD falls ahead of inflation data, Trump’s tariffs. FTSE rises after gaining 5% in Q1.

AUD/USD consolidated around 0.6250 after the RBA left interest rates unchanged at 4.1%, as expected.

The Reserve Bank of Australia kept the monetary rate unchanged at 4.1% at its April meeting, leaving borrowing costs unchanged after a 25 basis point cut at its February meeting, in line with market expectations.

Asian stocks rebounded after a multi-day losing streak, driven by heightened market volatility as President Donald Trump prepared to unveil his tariff plan.

The dollar started the week on the front foot thanks to some defensive positioning ahead of tomorrow’s tariff announcement.