EUR/USD edged higher but stayed near 1.1750 as dollar demand rose on renewed US–Iran tensions.
PBOC held interest rates steady at 3%, matching expectations, signaling no policy change and offering no details.
PBOC held China’s Loan Prime Rates steady; AUD/USD slipped after decision amid broader monetary policy context.
Iran claims US attacked its commercial ship, violating ceasefire; vows retaliation, while WTI crude drops sharply.
USD/JPY holds near 159.10 as dollar strengthens on US-Iran tensions; Japan officials signal readiness for intervention.
Gold dips to $4,775 as Hormuz tensions rise; Iran closes strait; higher-for-longer rates; investors await sales.
Rightmove reports UK asking prices fell 0.9% year-on-year in April, a sharper decline than March.
Rightmove’s UK House Price Index showed April house prices flat at 0.8%, matching March’s unchanged rate.
New Zealand’s March trade balance deficit widened to NZD 3.1bn, up NZD 0.1bn year-on-year.
New Zealand’s trade balance swung to a NZD 698 million surplus in March, from February’s NZD 257 million deficit.
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