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Top With both ADP employment data and retail sales figures released, the Federal Reserve's interest rate path may be poised for a major adjustment.

Top Global government bond yields fell across the board as geopolitical tensions dissipated and the market returned to interest rate pricing.

The dollar index fell under pressure due to anticipated US employment data and rising concerns about an economic slowdown.

With the easing of tensions, the Federal Reserve has returned to the forefront, and the narrative surrounding gold has been restarted.

Markets have significantly lowered their expectations for European Central Bank rate hikes, with a cumulative reduction of only 57 basis points by the end of December.

The expectation of easing tensions in the Middle East weighed on the US dollar, and coupled with falling oil prices, the USD/CAD exchange rate fluctuated and declined.

US crude oil prices plummeted below $100, while the VIX index also fell sharply as expectations of geopolitical easing increased.

The Bank of Japan is likely to keep interest rates unchanged, and the USD/JPY pair is expected to continue its volatile trading pattern.

The probability of a Fed rate hike has decreased, and the limited impact of oil price supply is unlikely to alter the course of monetary policy.

Trump declared that the conflict with Iran would end in two to three weeks, leaving the Strait of Hormuz to other countries.

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With both ADP employment data and retail sales figures released, the Federal Reserve's interest rate path may be poised for a major adjustment.

2026-04-01 17:15:50

Global government bond yields fell across the board as geopolitical tensions dissipated and the market returned to interest rate pricing.

2026-04-01 16:59:31

Trump declared that the conflict with Iran would end in two to three weeks, leaving the Strait of Hormuz to other countries.

2026-04-01 14:11:24

A weaker dollar and expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East supported a rebound in gold prices.

2026-04-01 13:31:52

Silver prices rebounded to $75, with analysts criticizing the speculative frenzy surrounding $1,000 call options.

2026-04-01 10:35:22

Easing geopolitical tensions put pressure on the dollar, causing gold to rebound and correct, but a reversal is not yet in sight.

2026-04-01 10:03:02

Market Analysis

Tight supply coupled with a recovery in demand led to a sharp short-term rise in CBOT soybean oil prices.

2026-03-30 15:53:14

The shadow of USD/JPY intervention looms, and energy inflation exacerbates pressure on Japanese debt.

2026-03-27 18:30:29

Tin prices continue to fluctuate at high levels! Supply disruptions are the biggest variable.

2026-03-27 11:32:53

The rebound in copper prices has dampened demand, and the electrolytic copper market has shifted to a volatile pattern driven by supply and demand dynamics.

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The LNG supply gap extends through the global winter, prompting a new round of reassessment of the industry chain.

2026-03-26 16:15:03

Float glass prices fluctuated slightly; pay attention to whether inventory changes in the second quarter will support price increases.

2026-03-26 15:55:13

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Central Bank	Current Rate	Next Forecast	Last (Non-zero) Change (Basis Points)	Historical High	Historical Low	Latest CPI
Federal Reserve	3.5-3.75 2026-03-18	3.75 2026-04-29	-25 2024-12-19	20 1980-03-04	0-0.25 2008-12-27	2.4
European Central Bank	2.15 2026-03-19	2.4 2026-04-30	-25 2025-06-05	4.75 2000-10-05	0.00 2016-03-16	2.5
Bank of Japan	0.75 2026-03-19	1 2026-04-28	25 2025-12-29	9.00 2008-10-31	-0.10 2016-01-29	1.3
Bank of England	3.75 2026-03-19	3.75 2026-04-30	-25 2025-12-18	17 1979-11-15	0.1 2020-03-26	3
Swiss National Bank	0 2026-03-19	待预测 2026-06-18	-25 2025-06-19	3.5 2000-02-03	-0.75 2015-01-15	0.1
Reserve Bank of Australia	4.1 2026-03-17	4.35 2026-05-05	25 2026-03-17	17.00 1990-01-22	0.75 2019-10-01	3.6
Bank of Canada	2.25 2026-03-18	2.25 2026-04-29	-25 2025-10-29	8.06 1995-02-23	0.25 2009-04-21	1.8
Reserve Bank of New Zealand	2.25 2026-02-18	2.25 2026-04-08	-25 2025-11-26	8.25 2007-07-26	0.25 2020-03-16	3.1

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With both ADP employment data and retail sales figures released, the Federal Reserve's interest rate path may be poised for a major adjustment.

Global government bond yields fell across the board as geopolitical tensions dissipated and the market returned to interest rate pricing.

Trump declared that the conflict with Iran would end in two to three weeks, leaving the Strait of Hormuz to other countries.

A weaker dollar and expectations of easing tensions in the Middle East supported a rebound in gold prices.

Silver prices rebounded to $75, with analysts criticizing the speculative frenzy surrounding $1,000 call options.

Easing geopolitical tensions put pressure on the dollar, causing gold to rebound and correct, but a reversal is not yet in sight.

Market Analysis

Tight supply coupled with a recovery in demand led to a sharp short-term rise in CBOT soybean oil prices.

The shadow of USD/JPY intervention looms, and energy inflation exacerbates pressure on Japanese debt.

Tin prices continue to fluctuate at high levels! Supply disruptions are the biggest variable.

The rebound in copper prices has dampened demand, and the electrolytic copper market has shifted to a volatile pattern driven by supply and demand dynamics.

The LNG supply gap extends through the global winter, prompting a new round of reassessment of the industry chain.

Float glass prices fluctuated slightly; pay attention to whether inventory changes in the second quarter will support price increases.

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