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Trump’s tariff bombshell and a red-hot ADP jobs report sent shockwaves through the markets, flipping risk sentiment and jolting major assets. From gold’s record surge to the dollar’s wild ride, here’s what moved and why it matters.

Who’s ready to trade the U.S. NFP report? Here’s a rundown of market expectations, what leading indicators are pointing to, and what potential results could mean for USD price action.

The major assets were all over the charts on Tuesday as the markets braced for Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on April 2.

AUD slipped after the RBA’s statement leaned dovish, but bounced back as officials pushed back on rate cut expectations by warning inflation could still swing either way.

With the U.S. NFP release lined up for Friday, traders are paying extra close attention to jobs-related indicators due throughout the week. Here’s what to expect for the ISM manufacturing PMI report.

Gold spiked to record highs and Treasuries rallied as safe haven demand surged after Trump hinted at additional tariffs on all countries, rattling global risk sentiment.

With Australia recently reporting weaker inflation and jobs data, will the RBA feel the need to cut interest rates again?

From top-tier CPI releases to central bank rhetoric and surprise tax cuts, forex traders had plenty of notable market moves to work around. Here’s a summary of the headlines and how the major currencies fared.

Markets fell as Trump’s auto tariffs shook investor sentiment, sending gold to record highs and triggering sharp swings in the dollar.

Market players had another eventful day, as they juggled top-tier inflation releases and government budget announcements. Here are the latest headlines and economic updates you need to know.

Australia’s annual inflation slowed to 2.4% in February, adding fuel to RBA rate cut talks. But the Aussie brushed it off and traded higher during the Asian session.

It was another risk-on day in the financial markets, as higher-yielding assets wound up mostly in the green, despite some dips early on. From Australia’s surprise tax cuts to potential exemptions to U.S. tariffs, there were a few more reasons for investors to stay in a positive mood.

What will Australia’s upcoming CPI release imply for its central bank’s future policy moves? Here’s what to look out for when trading this major release.

Market participants kicked the week off in a positive mood, helped partly by talks of a more measured U.S. tariffs implementation plan. Here’s how asset classes fared.

Market sentiment swung this way and that throughout the week, as investors worked around easing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, worsening Middle East conflict, and a bunch of central bank decisions.

It was another messy day in the financial markets, as asset classes took cues from their own individual catalysts. Here are the latest headlines and economic reports you need to know.

Australia’s February jobs report showed a surprise employment drop, fueling expectations for an RBA rate cut as the labor market cools.

The Federal Reserve maintained its benchmark interest rate at 4.25%-4.5% during its March meeting, keeping policy unchanged for the fourth consecutive month while signaling increased economic uncertainty.

The Fed’s steady rate cut outlook sparked a stock rally, sent the dollar swinging, and drove gold to another record high.

Will this week’s Bank of England (BOE) monetary policy decision highlight a shift in biases among committee members? Here’s what you need to know when trading this major event.