France’s HCOB Services PMI held at 46.5 in April, meeting forecasts and signalling continued sector contraction.
RBA raises cash rate to 4.35%, calling policy restrictive; may pause to assess Iran war impacts.
Tech-led rally lifts S&P 500 and Nasdaq to records; semiconductors surge; AMD jumps 16% after-hours.
Spain’s HCOB services PMI fell to 47.9 in April, missing forecasts and signaling contraction in activity.
EUR/PLN rebounds near 4.2100; range 4.2100–4.2600 as NBP holds 3.75% amid inflation concerns.
NZD/USD hits eight-week high as US-Iran war-ending hopes lift Kiwi; key resistance near 0.5965.
Gold hits over one-week high above $4,680 as dollar weakens; oil falls; traders await key US jobs data.
Global equities rose, led by US tech and semiconductors; Asia advanced, Europe lagged, cyclicals gained too.
Middle East Iran conflict drives EUR/USD range; US jobs data secondary unless surprise payrolls or escalation shifts.
EUR/USD climbed near 1.1730 as markets awaited US ADP jobs data and watched US-Iran, ECB signals.
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