Hungary votes Sunday as Orbán faces rising Tisza challenger Magyar, with EU relations, Russia sanctions central.
US March CPI hit 3.3% y/y, 0.9% m/m; core 2.6%; dollar dipped as oil surged.
Canada’s unemployment held at 6.7% in March; jobs rose 14.1K, wages grew 5.1%, loonie weakened.
US core CPI rose 0.2% in March, below 0.3% forecast, undershooting expectations by 0.1 points.
US Consumer Price Index rose 0.9% month-on-month in March, matching expectations; source provided no additional figures.
March’s non-seasonally adjusted US CPI index missed forecasts, printing 330.21 versus 330.41—0.20 points lower.
US CPI inflation held at 3.3% year-on-year in March, matching forecasts and signaling steady price trends.
Markets await US CPI: core 0.27% m/m, headline 0.90% on oil; strong print may boost dollar.
India’s forex reserves climbed to $697.12 billion by 30 March, up $9.06 billion from $688.06 billion.
USD/JPY held near 160 as Iran ceasefire uncertainty, oil-driven inflation fears, and US CPI focus.
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