Dollar index slips to one-month lows after US-Iran ceasefire, falling oil prices revive Fed cut expectations.
Iran ceasefire hopes drove volatile markets; oil and yields fell, risk assets rose, and dollar weakened.
Oklo shares slid to $45.79 near $44.80 support; breakdown targets $39.72, bullish confirmation requires $55 close.
Copper prices rebounded despite rising LME stocks, mixed supply news, Panama mine decisions, and weak Chile output.
IRGC says Iran will proactively manage Strait of Hormuz, backing regional groups and warning stronger retaliation.
RBNZ held rates at 2.25%, citing Middle East disruptions raising inflation risks while weighing recovery and growth.
Brazilian Real gained 1.6% as rate gap helped, while Rabobank warned fiscal risks, Hormuz tensions.
Markets rallied after US-Iran ceasefire: oil plunged, equities and bonds rose, dollar weakened ahead of Fed minutes.
Mexico’s consumer confidence index dipped to 44.1 in March, down 0.4 points from February’s 44.5.
Mexico’s seasonally adjusted consumer confidence index slipped to 44.1 in March from 44.4, remaining below 50.
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