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            The Japanese Yen surprisingly strengthens despite a GDP decline, showing resilience against the Swiss Franc. Watch USD/JPY around 145.00 for potential upward movement towards 150.00 or drops below 142.42. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            The Swiss National Bank denies currency manipulation, focusing instead on stabilizing prices. Negative interest rates may reemerge if needed, influencing trading strategies and volatility in Swiss franc markets. Stay alert! – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            Russia’s foreign trade rose to $11.756 billion in March, signaling economic shifts and potential impacts on currency movements. Traders should adjust strategies to anticipate changes in global trade dynamics. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            Doximity’s fiscal Q4 2025 showed strong performance with adjusted EPS of 38 cents, beating expectations. Despite impressive revenue growth, shares dropped over 20%, reflecting market concerns about future guidance. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            The S&P 500 has climbed 0.41%, fueled by trade optimism and foreign investment. As it approaches a significant resistance level, market sentiment remains mixed, cautioning against potential short-term volatility. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            Canada saw a surprising outflow of $4.23 billion in foreign securities investment in March, highlighting a potential shift in investor sentiment and raising concerns for Canadian markets and currency stability. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            Rising interest rates stem from growth or inflation. Growth boosts stocks, while inflation hurts them. Understanding these dynamics is key for market predictions and navigating investment strategies effectively. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            Canadian portfolio investment in foreign securities plummeted to $15.63 billion in March from $27.15 billion, signaling potential market shifts and emphasizing the need for careful investment strategy amidst changing global conditions. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
            South Korea hints at a post-deadline trade deal with the US, focusing on auto and steel sectors. Political elections may delay momentum, but strategic discussions are on track for mid-June. – vtmarketsmy.com
 
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