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Cardano and Mastercard collaboration makes it easier to use cryptocurrency in everyday life

Cardano’s token (ADA) now can be used to pay for goods and services in more than 150 million retail outlets globally thanks to its new integration with Mastercard, powered by the crypto exchange Kraken.

11 April
Cardano and Mastercard collaboration makes it easier to use cryptocurrency in everyday life
Rising inflation expectations among Japanese households may nudge central bank to raise rates

According to a Bank of Japan survey, inflation expectations of the country’s households rose in the three months to March, opening the door for the central bank to raise rates. The poll showed that 86.7% of Japanese households forecast prices to grow one year from now.

11 April
Rising inflation expectations among Japanese households may nudge central bank to raise rates
Trump's immigration policy hinders US economic growth — Dallas Fed

Pia Orrenius from the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (Fed) warns that President Trump's immigration policies could severely hamper the country's economic growth. She believes arresting and deporting up to 450 people per day will reduce national GDP by 1% this year.

11 April
Trump's immigration policy hinders US economic growth — Dallas Fed
UBS raises its 2025 gold price forecast to $3,500

Swiss bank UBS has revised its gold price forecast upward, projecting the metal will reach $3,500 per ounce in 2025. Bank strategist Joni Teves cites the precious metal’s growing role as a safe-haven asset amid trade uncertainty, geopolitical risks, and slowing global economic growth.

11 April
UBS raises its 2025 gold price forecast to $3,500
UK economy will not benefit from US tariff pause — Bloomberg

Britain, whose goods were initially subject to a 10% levy, lost its advantage over other US trading partners. Additionally, Trump’s chaotic policy is to deter investment in the UK, the news agency says.

11 April
UK economy will not benefit from US tariff pause — Bloomberg
US gas sales to rise this year amid higher electricity consumption — EIA

According to the US Energy Information Administration (EIA), the nation's gas sales will increase in 2025, reaching 13.2 billion cubic feet per day for residential customers and 9.8 billion cubic feet per day for businesses.

11 April
US gas sales to rise this year amid higher electricity consumption — EIA
Reuters poll: ECB to cut rates in April amid eurozone growth slowdown risks

The ECB will cut interest rates at its April 17 meeting, responding to easing inflation and slowing economic growth in the EU. The euro's nearly 7% appreciation against the dollar this year is also putting downward pressure on EU CPI, reinforcing the ECB's case for continued rate cuts.

11 April
Reuters poll: ECB to cut rates in April amid eurozone growth slowdown risks
S&P 500 falls over 3% amid trade uncertainty

The S&P 500 Index dropped more than 3% on Thursday as investor concerns grew over escalating trade tensions and potential tariff hikes. The decline erased gains from the previous day’s rally. Other major stock indexes and the US dollar also weakened on April 10, according to Reuters.

11 April
S&P 500 falls over 3% amid trade uncertainty
Dollar weakens amid volatility in US equity markets

On Friday, the Bloomberg Dollar Spot Index, which tracks the greenback's performance against major global currencies, dropped to a six-month low. The decline followed massive outflows from US assets amid escalating trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.

11 April
Dollar weakens amid volatility in US equity markets
Gold rises above $3,200 on safe-haven demand

On Friday, gold broke through the significant threshold of $3,200 per ounce for the first time, reaching a new all-time high. This surge was boosted by the escalating trade confrontation which led investors to seek safe-haven assets.

11 April
Gold rises above $3,200 on safe-haven demand

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