Supreme Court mandates foreign-aid payments, 5-4 ruling challenges Trump’s perceived unchecked power, reinforcing judicial oversight.
USDCAD remains volatile within a consolidation zone, facing resistance at 1.4471 and support near 1.4354.
GM shares rise 5%, Ford up 1.7%, potential exemptions for automakers, Trump announcement expected later today.
US employment growth slowed to 77,000 in February 2025, with job losses in southern and western regions.
The USD is weaker as EUR gains, GBP and JPY rise. Stocks rebound, yields climb, and Bitcoin advances.
Italy’s Q4 GDP revised to 0.1% growth from 0.0%, reflecting slight economic improvement, Istat reported.
EUR/USD nears 1.0700, supported by weaker dollar and German policy shifts; US data may influence movements.
Eurostoxx futures rise 1.9%, signaling potential recovery as sentiment improves following volatility in European and US markets.
Uncertainty remains over US tariffs; impact on Japan assessed May 1. No ETF sales planned; rate hike timing unclear.
Shinichi Uchida stressed no set plan for rate hikes, emphasizing wages and inflation trends in policy decisions.
