Insights 
US PMI at 50.8 signals slowdown; gold rises on tensions; crypto dips; forex shifts on dollar weakness.
India proposes zero tariffs on auto parts and steel, pending reciprocal U.S. action amid ongoing negotiations.
US PMI dips to 50.6; USD weakens, lifting EUR/USD and gold; crypto market sees sharp outflows.
NZDUSD gains bullish momentum, breaking key moving averages, with resistance near 0.6000 and targets higher.
U.S. Services PMI dips to 50.8 in April, signaling slower-than-expected growth in sector activity.
USDCAD holds bearish bias below key moving averages; support targets lie near recent swing and retracement lows.
Canadian Natural anticipates higher earnings and revenue, boosted by acquisitions, but faces refinancing and cost risks.
Trump proposes 100% tariff on foreign films to boost U.S. industry, sparking global media debate.
S&P 500 rises on jobs data; tariff concerns, bearish sentiment, and Fed decision weigh on market outlook.
USDCHF struggles below key moving averages; bearish trend continues with focus on 0.8195–0.8212 support zone.
