Insights 
NZD/JPY trades near 85.70 with mixed signals; bearish trend persists despite slight gains and neutral momentum.
Euro strengthens unexpectedly as political stability, German policy, and U.S. uncertainty reshape global market perceptions.
DJIA rebounds 16.25%, reaching 42,500, despite weak consumer sentiment and rising long-term inflation expectations.
Mexican Peso strengthens to 19.47/USD despite Banxico cuts, driven by weak U.S. consumer sentiment data.
NZD/USD rises near 0.5890 as domestic data supports NZD, but technical outlook remains bearish overall.
U.S. Treasury International Capital flows declined in March, signaling caution for investors analyzing financial trends.
U.S. net long-term TIC flows hit $161.8 billion in March, vastly surpassing $44.2 billion expectations.
CFTC oil net positions rise to 185.3K from 175.4K, signaling upward market movement.
CFTC reports S&P 500 net positions drop, reflecting shifting market sentiment and highlighting investment risk responsibility.
JPY net positions dropped to ¥172.3K from ¥176.9K, signaling possible shifts in market sentiment.
