US payrolls data due; indicators suggest upside surprise, but dollar gains may stay limited near 98.00.
US consumer credit surged $24.86bn in March, nearly doubling forecasts, beating expected $12.5bn rise by $12.36bn.
US consumer credit jumped $24.86bn in March, nearly doubling forecasts of a $12.5bn increase.
Banxico held Mexico’s key interest rate at 6.5%, matching expectations and keeping policy unchanged from its previous announcement.
Silver eased to $79.62 from $82 highs; Hormuz tensions lifted prices; technicals show resistance $81.43.
Silver eases from $82 on Hormuz tensions; oil-led inflation fears cap gains, while talks and bullish signals persist.
Standard Chartered expects BSP to stay hawkish as growth softens, with inflation driving policy and possible off-cycle hike.
Asian markets surged on ceasefire hopes; oil dipped below $90, then rebounded as Iran-US tensions resurfaced.
EUR/USD fell to 1.1748 as Hormuz concerns boosted dollar, oil; Fed, ECB warned prolonged inflation risk.
Bank Indonesia tightens dollar purchase limits, buys bonds, and enables offshore NDF access to support rupiah.
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