Reuters

Oil markets remained tense on military concerns in Syria, although prices retraced as bulging U.S. supplies weighed.

Euro yields held recent lows as possible US action against Syria stoked geopolitical concerns and boosted safe-haven demand.

The U.S. dollar slipped against the yen as uncertainty over possible Western military action against Syria fed risk aversion

U.S. consumer prices fell for the first time in 10 months in March, weighed down by a decline in the cost of gasoline.

Oil hit its highest in more than three years after Trump threatened to fire missiles at Syria.

Euro zone govt bond yields fell after the ECB distanced itself from one of its member’s comments on negative rates.

U.S. stock index futures fell on rising concerns over confrontation between the U.S. & Russia over military action in Syria.

Asian stocks pare gains over questions about the next phase of the diplomatic tit-for-tat between U.S. and China.

The dollar rose to a four-day high against the yen after Chinese President Xi Jinping promised to cut import tariffs.

The dollar dipped to a 2-week low after Chinese President Xi Jinping eased concerns about a trade conflict.