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US non-farm payrolls preview The March payrolls figure seems very stale and out of date after this week’s tariff announcements.…
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Economics

German Industrial Orders Much Lower Than Expected
German industrial orders (February 2025) came in at 0% MoM vs 3.4% exp. and -7% previously. EURUSD loses slightly after underwhelming…
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Markets

Market Update
Sentiments on Wall Street remain pesimistic as futures on VIX rises 1.6% today morning after the worst since March 2020…
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Forex

AUD/USD plummets below mid-0.6200s as trade-war fears lift RBA rate cut bets
AUD/USD attracts heavy sellers on Friday and is pressured by a combination of factors. The US-China trade war, the risk-off…
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Metals

XAU/USD hovers near $3,100; bullish bias remains ahead of US NFP report
Gold price meets with a fresh supply on Friday, though the downside potential seems limited. Trump’s tariffs-inspired risk-off mood might…
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Soft Commodities

Cotton Closed with Limit Losses on Thursday
Cotton futures settled the Thursday session with contracts down the 3 cent limit in the front months, with other contracts down…
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Soft Commodities

Sugar Prices Fall on Risk-Off Sentiment and Crude Oil Weakness
May NY world sugar #11 (SBK25) Thursday closed down -0.48 (-2.45%), and May London ICE white sugar #5 (SWK25) closed…
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Soft Commodities

NY Cocoa Prices Supported by West African Cocoa Crop Concerns
May ICE NY cocoa (CCK25) Thursday closed up +323 (+3.60%), and May ICE London cocoa #7 (CAK25) closed down -118…
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Soft Commodities

Robusta Coffee Recovers on Concern Higher Tariffs on Vietnam Could Curb Robusta Supplies
May arabica coffee (KCK25) Thursday closed down -3.60 (-0.93%), and May ICE robusta coffee (RMK25) closed up +5 (+0.09%). Coffee…
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Forex

EUR/USD lurched higher on Thursday, breaks into fresh highs on tariff tantrum
EUR/USD rose 1.8% on Thursday, breaking north of 1.1000. Bullish momentum cooled later in the day, but the Greenback remains…
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