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ECB considers cutting rates or taking a pause at next meeting — Bloomberg

European Central Bank (ECB) officials are considering cutting rates or holding them steady at the April 17 meeting. Lowering borrowing costs is likely to bring the deposit rate to 2.25%.

4 April
ECB considers cutting rates or taking a pause at next meeting — Bloomberg
Ethereum drops below $1,800 amid slumping activity and macroeconomic pressures

Ethereum has tumbled below $1,800, posting a 4% daily loss and a steep 16% monthly drop. According to CryptoQuant, ETH's decline reflects both macroeconomic pressures and weakening network activity, with active addresses dwindling and transaction fees plummeting.

4 April
Ethereum drops below $1,800 amid slumping activity and macroeconomic pressures
US trade policy may weigh on silver prices

TD Securities analysts anticipate that the US administration's sweeping trade restrictions will remain in place at least until the 2026 congressional elections. While the tariffs are expected to pressure silver prices, they should continue supporting gold demand.

4 April
US trade policy may weigh on silver prices
Oil prices decline following unexpected OPEC+ output hike

Eight OPEC+ members agreed to accelerate their phase-out of production cuts in effect since 2022, approving a 411,000 barrel per day output increase for May. The organization had initially planned a 135,000 barrel per day production hike.

4 April
Oil prices decline following unexpected OPEC+ output hike
Current Bitcoin’s drop presents buying opportunity — CoinMarketCap

Bitcoin plunged below $82,000 following US President Donald Trump's announcement of sweeping import tariffs. Now, the world’s flagship cryptocurrency is trading around $83,200, with analysts suggesting the current market drop could present a buying opportunity, CoinMarketCap reports.

4 April
Current Bitcoin’s drop presents buying opportunity — CoinMarketCap
Bloomberg poll: Trump's tariffs increase recession risks in US

After Donald Trump's announcement of new tariffs, Bloomberg conducted a poll among 54 analysts on April 2–3. An overwhelming majority (about 92%) believe that the new measures of the US administration increase the risks for economic growth in the country in the next 12 months.

4 April
Bloomberg poll: Trump's tariffs increase recession risks in US
S&P 500 shows strongest drop since COVID-19 pandemic amid new US tariffs

The US stock market saw the biggest drop in stocks since the COVID-19 pandemic. Total losses amounted to $2.5 trillion, while the S&P 500 index fell by 4.8%. The main reason for this decline was the new tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump.

4 April
S&P 500 shows strongest drop since COVID-19 pandemic amid new US tariffs
Citigroup strategist expects copper prices to fall by up to 10% in coming weeks

According to Max Layton, Global Head of Commodities Research at Citigroup Inc, a new series of tariffs by the US administration will lead to a fall in prices of all commodities. In particular, he reckons that copper prices will drop another 8–10% in the coming weeks.

4 April
Citigroup strategist expects copper prices to fall by up to 10% in coming weeks
United States. Trade Balance. The value of the indicator has increased from $-130.7B to $-122.7B

An increase of the indicator value may contribute to the rise in quotes of USD.

3 April
Exempting precious metals from US tariff plans led to sharp decline in arbitrage shipments

The months-long frenzy in the US precious metals market came to an end after the official announcement of the country's administration on the exemption of gold and silver from new trade duties. According to Bloomberg, the price differences between the US and other regions have narrowed sharply.

3 April
Exempting precious metals from US tariff plans led to sharp decline in arbitrage shipments

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