Reuters

Recent data shows signs that first-quarter growth could be stronger than the Bank of Canada is predicting.

Gold slid to a six-week low as the dollar strengthened ahead of a U.S. Federal Reserve policy meeting

Oil prices slid but worries that Trump will pull out of the Iran nuclear deal underpinned the market.

Trump has postponed the steel and aluminum tariffs on Canada, the EU and Mexico until June 1, and has reached agreements for some permanent exemptions, the White House said on Monday.

RBA left rates at historic lows, predicting inflation would remain muted even as the economy gained speed this year.

The Fed is set to hold rates steady this week but will likely encourage expectations that it will lift borrowing costs in June.

The dollar held steady, as traders wait for the Fed’s decision and U.S. NFP due later in the week for fresh cues.

Oil extended gains, supported by Netanyahu’s confidence Trump would do “the right thing” in Iran’s nuclear deal with western powers.

Government bond yields in the euro area nudged up on Monday, reversing some of the sharp falls seen late last week.

The dollar held steady just below its strongest level since mid-January, leaving the euro pinned near three-month lows.