Mark Carney announces April 28 election, proposes tax cut; polls show tight Liberal-Conservative race over five weeks.
Key economic data includes US PCE, UK CPI, retail sales, and central bank decisions from PBoC, Banxico, Norges Bank.
Flash PMIs, inflation data, and jobless claims shape the week ahead, impacting interest rates and market expectations.
Banxico is expected to cut rates to 9.00% amid economic slowdown, focusing on inflation and economic indicators.
NZD/USD trades near 0.5730, testing key moving averages with fading bullish momentum and potential downside risks.
AUD/JPY hovers near 93.70, maintaining support above the 20-day SMA, with weak bearish momentum and limited downside potential.
Australian Dollar struggles near 0.6270 amid weak jobs data, strong US Dollar, and technical downside risks.
Dow nears 42,000 amid tariff uncertainty, Fed signals rate cuts, and market volatility rises during options expirations.
Mexican Peso declines as weak economic data and trade tensions drive USD/MXN higher; Banxico considers rate cut.
European officials worry about reliance on the U.S. Federal Reserve for dollar funding amid policy uncertainty and crises.
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