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    17 April 2026
    The rupee strengthens against the dollar as RBI offers special credit lines to state oil importers

    Rupee strengthens as RBI offers oil refiners dollar credit lines; USD/INR dips, easing pressure from oil prices.

    17 April 2026
    BoE Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden said the Iran conflict increases chances of accumulating pressures across markets globally

    BoE’s Breeden warns Middle East war raises risk of simultaneous market stresses, citing leverage and opacity.

    17 April 2026
    Rabobank’s Molly Schwartz says CAD beat USD as yields shifted, pulling USD/CAD down towards 1.37

    Canadian dollar outperformed US dollar; USD/CAD closed 1.37. Oil boosted yields; trade talks, housing starts awaited.

    17 April 2026
    Eurozone’s seasonally adjusted trade surplus fell to €7B in February, down from €12.1B previously

    Eurozone’s seasonally adjusted trade surplus slipped to €7bn in February, down from €12.1bn previously.

    17 April 2026
    February saw the Eurozone’s seasonally unadjusted trade surplus reach €11.5B, undershooting forecasts of €11.7B

    Eurozone February trade balance totaled €11.5 billion, missing €11.7 billion expectations by €0.2 billion, non-seasonally adjusted.

    17 April 2026
    BNY’s Bob Savage says global equities neared records, lifted by Q1 earnings hopes, despite macro headwinds

    Global equities rebound near records on Q1 earnings optimism, ceasefire hopes; correlations complicate allocations, emerging markets lag.

    17 April 2026
    Despite Israel-Lebanon ceasefire, markets remain cautious, as investors monitor forex moves and broader risk sentiment

    Markets stay risk-averse as US-Iran talks loom; ceasefire claims conflict; dollar steady, stocks mixed, gold stable.

    17 April 2026
    Gold remains subdued below $4,800 on third day, as firm dollar and Hormuz risks curb demand

    Gold holds below $4,800 as Middle East diplomacy and dollar strength offset Fed-cut hopes, pressuring prices.

    17 April 2026
    With Hormuz risks and firmer Dollar, NZD/USD retreats again, remaining under 0.5900 after 0.5925 peak

    NZD/USD dips below 0.5900 as geopolitical risks and cautious Fed-cut expectations support a firmer US Dollar.

    17 April 2026
    During European hours, the DXY trades near 98.30, extending a two-day rise below 98.50 EMA

    DXY near 98.30 stays bearish in descending channel; support 97.50, resistance 99.10; breakouts target 95.56/100.64.

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