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    29 April 2026
    During Asian trading, GBP/USD edges up near 1.3520, potentially nearing a two-month peak after minor losses

    GBP/USD steadies near 1.3520; ascending channel warns reversal risk as markets await Thursday’s Bank of England decision.

    29 April 2026
    An Elliott Wave view says S&P 500 E-mini futures’ correction from the April 2025 low may finish soon

    ES rebounded from 6367 into wave (3); wave ((v)) may complete wave 1, then expect wave 2.

    29 April 2026
    After weak Australian inflation, AUD/USD slips near 0.7160, failing 0.7200, as Fed focus persists

    AUD/USD dips toward 0.7160 after weak Australian inflation; Fed decision and US-Iran uncertainty keep range intact.

    29 April 2026
    FXStreet-compiled data shows gold prices in Saudi Arabia rose, with the precious metal trading higher today

    Gold prices in Saudi Arabia rose Wednesday, with SAR 555.19 per gram; central banks kept boosting reserves.

    29 April 2026
    According to the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump told aides to plan a prolonged blockade against Iran

    WSJ reports Trump urged aides plan prolonged Iran blockade, pressuring economy, oil exports; other options deemed riskier.

    29 April 2026
    RBNZ Governor Anna Breman stated core inflation in the first quarter stayed stable within the 1–3% target band

    RBNZ Governor Anna Breman said core inflation stayed within target, while monitoring Middle East risks and NZD.

    29 April 2026
    During Asian hours, GBP/USD trades near 1.3520, edging higher around the nine-day EMA close to 1.3500

    GBP/USD rebounds near 1.3520; ascending channel warns bearish risk, with resistance 1.3599 and support 1.3510/1.3440.

    29 April 2026
    After Australian CPI results, AUD weakens versus JPY, leaving AUD/JPY pressured around 114.50 in Asian trade

    AUD/JPY slipped near 114.50 as softer Australian CPI weighed on AUD; investors await Tokyo inflation data.

    29 April 2026
    Forecasts were matched as Australia’s first-quarter quarterly Consumer Price Index rose by 1.4%

    Australia’s Q1 CPI rose 1.4% quarter-on-quarter, matching forecasts, indicating consumer prices increased at the expected pace.

    29 April 2026
    In the first quarter, Australia’s annual quarterly Consumer Price Index matched projections, recording 4.1%

    Australia’s Q1 Consumer Price Index rose 4.1% year-on-year, matching forecasts; annual inflation held steady at 4.1%.

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