WTI holds near $102 as Hormuz closure supports prices; central-bank hawkishness raises demand worries; key levels $95-$113.
Silver slips to low $73s, extending weekly losses as hawkish Fed boosts dollar; key support/resistance outlined.
UK M4 money supply rose 4.3% year-on-year in March, up from 3.6% previously.
UK net lending to individuals climbed to £8bn in March, beating forecasts of £5.9bn by £2.1bn.
UK M4 money supply climbed 0.8% in March, beating the 0.5% forecast by 0.3 percentage points.
UK mortgage approvals rose to 63.53K in March, beating the 60K forecast and signalling stronger lending activity.
Gold slid below $4,600 as hawkish Fed and Middle East tensions lifted dollar, pressuring prices.
US stock futures edged higher in Europe after record Wall Street closes, with oil, earnings, and US–Iran tensions watched.
Volatile markets as yen intervention suspected; Hormuz tensions rise; ECB, BoE steady; US PMI awaited; dollar weak.
Bundesbank’s Nagel said tighter ECB policy is baseline; June action possible if outlook doesn’t improve markedly.
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