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Apr 2026
After peaking at $212.19, Nvidia dropped to $164.27, then rebounded, regaining momentum towards record highs

NVDA rebounded from March 2026 low into wave 3 advance; targets higher while $170.23 support holds.

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Apr 2026
Middle East tensions push Rupiah to record low; USD/IDR nears 17,200, extending weekly gains in Asia

USD/IDR hit record 17,185-17,190 as rupiah weakened on Middle East risks, oil costs, and capital outflows.

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Apr 2026
In Asia, EUR/USD hovers around 1.1777, awaiting US-Iran talks, needing 1.1825 for renewed gains

EUR/USD steadied near 1.1777 after rally; markets eyed US-Iran talks, ECB signals; key support/resistance levels.

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Apr 2026
During Asian trading, USD/CAD hovers near 1.3700; rising oil prices lend support to Canada’s dollar

USD/CAD hovered near 1.3700 as firmer oil lifted CAD, while safe-haven USD demand capped losses.

17

Apr 2026
China’s central bank fixed the dollar-yuan midpoint at 6.8622, above 6.8616 prior and 6.8206 forecast

PBoC set USD/CNY fix at 6.8622, slightly higher; oversees stability, growth, reforms, using multiple policy tools.

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Apr 2026
WTI hovers near $89 in Asian trade as Lebanon alleges Israel breached their ceasefire agreement

WTI hovered near $89 as Israel-Lebanon ceasefire accusations rose; Trump signaled Iran talks and possible extension.

17

Apr 2026
During the Asian session, XAG/USD edges 0.50% higher, consolidating near 50% Fibonacci, under $79.00 mark

Silver consolidates near 50% retracement below $79, fourth weekly gain; resistance $80-$81, support $77.01.

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Apr 2026
UOB’s Ho Woei Chen reviews China’s 1Q26 5.0% GDP rise, keeping 2026 growth at 4.7% amid headwinds

China’s Q1 2026 GDP grew 5.0%, meeting targets; risks persist; rate cut delayed to 3Q26.

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Apr 2026
Gold edges towards $4,800 as traders weigh inflation and potential progress in United States-Iran weekend talks

Gold rises to $4,795 amid easing tensions, persistent inflation, ceasefire efforts, and strong central-bank demand support.

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Apr 2026
New Zealand’s monthly electronic card retail sales growth slowed to 0.7%, down from 1.4% previously

New Zealand’s March electronic card retail sales rose 0.7%, slowing from February’s 1.4% monthly increase.

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