Daniela Hathorn

Information sourced from Reuters and Business Insider After a remarkably strong first quarter, the US stock market pulled back in April for the first time since October last year.

The US CPI data for April has come in mostly in line with expectations. Consumer prices have risen 3.4% in the last year, down from 3.5% in the month prior.

The latest round of inflation data will be released at 22 April at 7 am BST and investors are likely going to be paying close attention.

Gold (XAU/USD) started the week trading with a positive bias after last week's correction.

US equities are trading with mixed feelings this week. The (US 30) continues to drop as inflation concerns take hold of sentiment, whilst the – more

US equities are trading with mixed feelings this week. The Dow Jones (US 30) continues to drop as inflation concerns take hold of sentiment, whilst

The advances in USD/JPY remain shy. The pair has plateaued in recent sessions with little deviation from the current level of 156.90 as the lack of direction becomes evident.

After months of waiting, a rate cut from the ECB on Thursday looks like a done deal. Data from Reuters shows markets pricing in a 96% chance of a

Just over a month has gone by since the latest CPI data was released in the US and so much has happened since.

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