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GBPUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: The U.S. Dollar Index has printed a daily bullish engulfing pattern, while GBPUSD holds below the 1.30 mark, and the Nasdaq is up over 1,000 points from its March 2025 lows. The key question now: Are markets reversing or recharging?

US stocks are opening higher ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision later today. The central bank is widely expected to leave rates unchanged at 4.25% to 4.5%. Powell's comments, economic projections, and the dot plot will provide clues about how the Fed sees Trump's policies impacting the economy.

EURUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: Trade war risks between the U.S. and EU are escalating. Gold surged near $3,000, market indices remained weak, and the euro dropped back below 1.09.

US stocks are soaring ahead of the open after cooler-than-expected US inflation data keeps Fed rate cut hopes alive, even as trade tensions escalate and recession fears loom. US CPI eased to 2.8% YoY from 3%, and underlying CPI eased to 3.1% from 3.2%. The data comes as trade tension ramps up and the EU, Canada, and China apply retaliatory tariffs.

While the past four weeks of bearish price action on Wall Street has surprised some, asset managers have raising their bets against Nasdaq 100 futures since January.

Markets shudder as Trump’s recession comments fuel risk aversion, but the warning signs were already flashing well before his remarks.

US stocks are set to open lower on Monday as President Trump’s comments over the weekend fueled concerns that the trade war could trigger an economic downturn. Trump refused to rule out an economic downturn due to fluctuating trade policies. This week, US CPI data will be a key release.

With USD/JPY sliding and Nasdaq 100 futures breaking trend support, the AI-fueled market shakeout may not be done yet. Will payrolls change the tide—or add to the chaos?

US stocks point to a higher open as investors await quarterly earnings from AI darling Nvidia. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq closed lower in the previous session, while the Dow Jones gained 0.4%. Traders remain jittery after U.S. consumer confidence data showed a deterioration in sentiment. Nvidia is expected to post 72% revenue growth and 63% earnings growth, a deceleration from previous quarters.

USDJPY, Nasdaq Forecast: Tariff risks, Tokyo Core CPI, and NVIDIA earnings loom, posing challenges to the recent lows on USD/JPY and Nasdaq. USD/JPY remains below 150, while Nasdaq holds under 21,300.

EURUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: Nasdaq hit 22,205 and EURUSD hit 1.05 in early Monday trading amid easing tariffs, a reversing dollar, and AI optimism. With Trump risks on the horizon, are double tops or new 2025 highs ahead?

US stocks are pointing to a quiet start as investors await more details on trade tariffs and amid rising concerns over the health of the US consumer. Retail sales fell -0.9% MoM worse than the -0.1% decline forecast. Stocks are set to rise across the week, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 near record highs as trade war fears ease.

After a mixed close yesterday, US stocks are heading for a mildly positive start as investors continue to weigh inflation data, hopes of Russia-Ukraine peace talks, and worries over more trade tariffs from Trump. US PPI was hotter than expected rising 3.5% YoY. This comes after yesterday's hotter CPI print.

Markets stay on edge as inflation fears grow, fueled by Fed Chair Powell’s stance on delaying rate cuts, upcoming U.S. CPI data, and tariff impacts. Nasdaq holds below record highs, while EUR/USD maintains its bullish rebound.

The day of the NFP has arrived, and following the release of employment data, the Nasdaq 100 index has recorded a variation of over 1%.

US stocks point to a subdued open as investors remain cautious about fears of a US-China trade war. However, tech earnings offer some distraction. Alphabet is due to report after the close, with EPS of $2.12 expected on revenue of $96.6 billion.

It has been another turbulent start to the week for Wal Street and ASX 200 futures, as traders react to Trump's tariffs.