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    16 April 2026
    With ceasefire optimism between the US and Iran, the rupee strengthens slightly and USD/INR declines

    Rupee opens slightly higher as dollar weakens on ceasefire hopes; importer demand caps gains; key technical levels watched.

    16 April 2026
    WTI hovers near $88.20 in early European trading, pressured by optimism surrounding a US-Iran ceasefire

    WTI slipped to $88.20 as US-Iran ceasefire optimism eased supply fears; Hormuz flows remain crucial globally.

    16 April 2026
    Sterling breaches GBP/USD 1.3415–1.3425 as UK GDP, trade, and industrial data arrive at 06:00 GMT

    GBP/USD rebounds near 1.3570 as Middle East easing hopes lift sentiment; dollar steadies after six-week low.

    16 April 2026
    According to compiled data, gold prices in India rose, reflecting an increase in today’s rates across markets

    Gold rises in India: INR 14,538.29/gram and INR 169,571.70/tola; prices track FXStreet conversions, central-bank demand.

    16 April 2026
    EUR/JPY edges down near 187.50, yet holds bullishly above its 100-day EMA as yen strengthens

    EUR/JPY dips near 187.50 as yen strengthens on intervention fears; markets price BoJ hike; key levels.

    16 April 2026
    FXStreet-compiled figures show Malaysian gold prices increased, with data indicating a rise in the precious metal

    Malaysia gold prices rose Thursday: MYR 612.87 per gram and MYR 7,148.42 per tola, FXStreet data.

    16 April 2026
    In the Netherlands, the seasonally adjusted three-month unemployment rate eased to 4% from 4.1% previously

    Netherlands’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate averaged 4% over three months in March, down from 4.1%.

    16 April 2026
    China’s industrial output rose 5.7% year-on-year, beating the 5.5% forecast for March figures

    China’s March industrial production increased 5.7% year-on-year, beating expectations of 5.5% by 0.2 points.

    16 April 2026
    China’s year-on-year GDP grew 5% in the first quarter, beating forecasts of 4.8%

    China’s first-quarter GDP rose 5% year-on-year, beating expectations of 4.8% by 0.2 percentage points.

    16 April 2026
    China’s quarterly GDP rises 1.3% in the first quarter, aligning with analysts’ expectations

    China’s GDP grew 1.3% quarter-on-quarter in Q1, matching forecasts, indicating expected output growth pace.

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