The U.S. dollar rallied vigorously on Wednesday, fueled by hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation numbers – an upswing that propelled USD/JPY to a fresh 2024 peak and its highest level since June 1990.

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The broad surprise in US CPI data has jolted FX markets ahead of the ECB meeting. Markets have downgraded expectations of Fed cuts, weighing on EUR/USD. EUR/GBP lower

US inflation came in above forecast in March, sending the US dollar sharply higher, as US rate cut expectations are pared back further.

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​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 ahead of US inflation data and FOMC minutes.

The precious metal remains bid and in record high territory, underpinned by ongoing fears in the Middle East. Today’s US inflation data may hamper further progress.

Wednesday's U.S. inflation report has the potential to cause significant volatility, so traders should prepare for the possibility of treacherous market conditions, especially if the incoming data surprises to the upside.

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) minutes, released a few weeks after each policy meeting, offer traders valuable insights into the U.S. central bank’s thinking. These minutes can have a significant impact on the U.S dollar and gold prices.

Precious metals soar, with gold printing another new high and silver picking up where it left off last week. Prices appear immune to warnings of delayed rate cuts

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USD/JPY remains close to making a fresh multi-decade high despite official warnings last week that the Yen was too weak. The question lingers: will the BOJ take action beyond verbal intervention to strengthen the Yen?

Indices have seen a steady recovery over the past week, and look poised for more gains.

The disconnect between the US dollar and US treasuries recently is an interesting one but may have to do with improving EU sentiment. Upward surprise in CPI to jolt DXY?

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Wednesday's U.S. inflation report will be the focus of market attention. An acceleration in price pressures should be bullish for the U.S. dollar, while a downside surprise in the data should be bearish.

The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) is likely to keep rates on hold due to stubbornly high inflation. Rate cuts are still some way off. AUD/USD tests crucial resistance

Bitcoin is above $72k to start the week and is looking set to print a new all-time high ahead of the highly anticipated halving event later this month.

Israeli troops have been withdrawn from Southern Gaza in response to the recent backlash. Peace talks also got underway in Egypt at the weekend but progress remains limited

​​Outlook on FTSE 100, DAX 40 and Nasdaq 100 amid quiet day on data front.

The US dollar has opened the week on the front foot, supported by higher US Treasury yields. A June US rate cut is now seen as 50/50

This week sees crucial US inflation (CPI) data alongside deliberations from the European Central Bank on monetary policy. FOMC minutes may already be out of date

The U.S. dollar lost ground this past week, but the tide could turn back in its favor in the coming days, especially if Wednesday's U.S. inflation report surprises to the upside and triggers a hawkish repricing of interest rate expectations.

Gold is pressing further into record high territory as escalating tensions between Israel and Iran continue to fuel the precious metal’s safe-haven bid

The euro recovers ahead of the ECB meeting which is likely to point to June for that first rate cut. Encouraging sentiment data and soft inflation provide conflicting dynamics

The British Pound heads into a new trading week under pressure against the United States Dollar as once-reliable monetary-policy support continues to ebb.

USD/JPY advanced on Friday, inching closer to horizontal resistance at 152.00 after strong U.S. jobs data boosted U.S. Treasury yields across the curve.

The latest US NFPs beat expectations by a wide margin, while the closely followed unemployment rate fell. The US dollar gets a bid going into the US open.

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