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Austan Goolsbee has voiced serious concerns over President Donald Trump's recent remarks about removing Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

EUR/USD passes 1.1550 as US President Trump aims to remove Fed Chair Powell for not reducing interest rates.

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The negative sentiment toward the world’s largest traded currency stems from fears of a global recession, as the Trump administration’s reciprocal tariffs are widely expected to stifle growth and perk up inflation.

Analyst Dan Ives said Wall Street is bracing for minimal or no guidance due to a lack of visibility into customers' growth and spending plans.

The U.S. goods trade deficit with India increased 5.4% to $45.7 billion in 2024 compared to the previous year.

The week's key economic catalysts include a deluge of speeches by Fed officials, the weekly jobless claims data, preliminary private sector activity readings, and a preliminary consumer sentiment reading for April.

China's central bank continued to accumulate gold, adding 5 tonnes to its stash in March, marking its 5th consecutive monthly purchase.

The president of the Chicago Federal Reserve said the auto industry is one of the sectors most likely to fill inventories before new tariffs take effect.

U.S. stock futures fell Sunday evening after a three-day Easter weekend, following yet another week in the red for the markets.

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Slower growth with higher inflation is stagflation, a word Jay Powell managed to avoid but nonetheless described. The Fed can’t address both simultaneously and will generally prioritize whichever variable is farther from their long-term goal.   

This week, investors faced a volatile market with rising fears of delisting for US-listed Chinese stocks, escalating US-China trade tensions, President Trump's proposed tariffs, and his threats against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, while Charles Schwab offered guidance on investment strategies.

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