Week Ahead: Hope Springs Eternal.Hope that the ceasefire will lead to the end of the Middle East war fanned risk appetites in recent days. Equities rallied broadly.

Natural Gas News: Bearish Market as Supply Crushes Demand Outlook.Natural gas futures fall to multi-month lows as strong supply, weak demand, and mild weather drive bearish market outlook and rising inventory levels.

US Dollar Forecast: DXY Breaks Lower as CPI Fails to Lift Fed Outlook.DXY drops 1.3% on the week as safe-haven flows unwind, soft core CPI limits Fed action, and euro, pound gain. Traders watch U.S.-Iran talks.

USD/JPY Weekly Outlook: Energy in Control as Intervention Risk Lingers.USD/JPY is being driven by energy prices, not rates, with BoJ intervention risk the only meaningful counterweight as pressure builds on Japan's bond curve. The economic calendar is largely irrelevant in this environment, leaving direction tied to developments in oil and geopolitics.

Markets Weekly Outlook – Markets Brace for US-Iran Talks Amid Post-Ceasefire Surge.The trading week was nothing short of a roller coaster, dominated by a dramatic shift in geopolitical sentiment that sent volatility through the energy and metals complexes. For much of the week, the primary narrative was the “unwinding of the fear trade” following the announcement of a tentative US-Iran ceasefire.

The Weekly Bottom Line: Oil Prices – To the Moon and… (May Be) Back.WTI prices surged another 20% this week to over $110/bbl amid fading hopes for a quick resolution to the U.S.-Iran war. In his speech last night, President Trump's hawkish remarks did little to ease markets, providing no timeline for a conflict resolution and warning of a possible escalation in coming weeks.

Canada's Auto Sector to Show Rebound Amid Mixed Home Resales.It's a relatively quiet week for Canadian data releases with attention focused on February's manufacturing and wholesale trade reports on Wednesday.

China: Inflation pressures build with energy – ING.China: Inflation pressures build with energy – ING

Fitch's outlook cut on Turkey flags growing economic strain.Credit rating agency Fitch revised Turkey's outlook to "stable" from "positive", citing a ​sharp erosion in foreign exchange reserves ‌due to heavy intervention to support the lira and rising risks from the Iran ​conflict.

Malaysia: Solid GDP and contained inflation – DBS.Malaysia: Solid GDP and contained inflation – DBS

CNY: Trade normalization and growth risks – TD Securities.CNY: Trade normalization and growth risks – TD Securities

A risky weekend ahead – North American Session Market Wrap for April 10.April 10th, 2026 North-American Session Recap – Traders are already looking forward to Monday after a Market rocking week. US-Iran talks should commence this weekend, keeping Markets alert.

KRW: War risk keeps 1,450–1,550 range in focus – ING.KRW: War risk keeps 1,450–1,550 range in focus – ING

investingLive Americas FX news wrap 10 Apr: Markets reboundon easing tensions hopes.The markets had a brief respite from the headlines from the Middle East with the release of the CPI and the later the Michigan Consumer Confidence.

Singapore: Exports boosted by electronics cycle – DBS.Singapore: Exports boosted by electronics cycle – DBS

Mining Costs Just Got Higher in Australia, and the Precedent Reaches Further.On February 27, an Australian federal court handed down the largest native title compensation award in the country's history.

Fed's Daly: If inflation stays elevated, we would hold steady.Fed's Daly: If inflation stays elevated, we would hold steady

China: Growth risks skewed to upside in Q1 – Commerzbank.China: Growth risks skewed to upside in Q1 – Commerzbank

USD Price Action Setups: EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD, EUR/JPY, EUR/GBP.Given the response in equity markets it can seem simple to assume that the worst is behind us with the conflict in Iran. But most news reports indicate that the ceasefire is far from a done deal and with negotiations set to take place over the weekend, I think it behooves traders to keep an open mind for how these scenarios can play out.

Forecasting the upcoming week: US Dollar weakens as risk flows lift major pairs.Forecasting the upcoming week: US Dollar weakens as risk flows lift major pairs

MAS: Policy slope hike and inflation focus – DBS.MAS: Policy slope hike and inflation focus – DBS

Crude oil futures settle at $96.57.The price low on February 26 came in at $63.81, just ahead of the war starting on February 28. The initial upside move pushed prices to a close of $71.02 on March 2, before momentum accelerated sharply.

Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Traders Prepare For U.S. – Iran Talks.Oil traders are cautious ahead of the key event of the week.

Trump pressures Iran as Islamabad talks aim to secure lasting Middle East truce.President Donald Trump increases pressure on Iran ahead of direct talks in Islamabad, while the closure of the Strait of Hormuz and renewed fighting in Lebanon threaten a fragile Middle East ceasefire.

USD/JPY hovers below 160 amid intervention fears and Middle-East tensions.USD/JPY hovers below 160 amid intervention fears and Middle-East tensions

United States Monthly Budget Statement registered at $-164B, below expectations ($-156.75B) in March.United States Monthly Budget Statement registered at $-164B, below expectations ($-156.75B) in March

United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count up to 411 from previous 409.United States Baker Hughes US Oil Rig Count up to 411 from previous 409

U.S. Dollar Pulls Back As Inflation Rate Jumps to 3.3%: Analysis For EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/CAD, USD/JPY.The American currency is losing ground as traders react to inflation data and focus on the situation in the Middle East.

Russia Consumer Price Index (MoM) above expectations (0.5%) in March: Actual (0.6%).Russia Consumer Price Index (MoM) above expectations (0.5%) in March: Actual (0.6%)

Ceasefire sends dollar toward weekly drop with US-Iran talks in focus.Investors are shifting their focus as the dollar declines, buoyed by the resumption of oil shipping after a ceasefire in the Gulf alleviates war anxieties with Iran. This shift has sparked a sell-off in safe-haven assets, with the euro and sterling enjoying gains.