Buckle up for a two-part week! A slow start due to holidays is expected to be followed by a data-heavy second half with central bank pronouncements adding fuel to the fire. Expect continued volatility.

The US dollar might see some strength due to mixed economic data and potential stability in US inflation. Major currencies and cryptocurrencies like EUR, GBP, and JPY remain under pressure.

The US dollar might strengthen due to potential Fed rate cuts. Gold is expected to remain bullish in the long term despite a possible short-term correction. GBP and EUR might weaken but short-term movements are uncertain.

This week promises calmer waters for investors after a whirlwind of central bank decisions and major data releases last week. While the Easter holiday approaching might thin out trading activity, there are still some key events to watch:

The US dollar is expected to weaken after the Fed’s dovish stance. Risk assets like equities and gold are expected to benefit. Oil prices may see a short-term correction before resuming their uptrend. Cryptocurrencies show bullish signs, with potential for further gains.

The FOMC decision, particularly the dot plot and Powell’s press conference, will be the major market mover across all currencies. A hawkish Fed could strengthen USD and put pressure on gold. Dovish hints from the Fed could lead to a weaker USD and support for gold. Look for trading opportunities based on price action around support and resistance levels, and confirmation signals like MACD.

Important Events: US Building Permits Issued and Housing Starts data release (expected to have minimal impact). RBA meeting (could impact AUD/USD). BOJ policy decision and press conference (could impact USD/JPY)

This is a critical week for financial markets with potential for significant movements across the globe. Several major central banks are scheduled to announce interest rate decisions, and key economic data releases are expected to shape market trends for the rest of the year.

The US dollar is strengthening on the back of strong economic data. The Euro, British Pound, and New Zealand Dollar are weakening against the USD. Bitcoin is consolidating after its recent rally. Investors are awaiting key events this week, including the FOMC meeting and the Bank of England meeting.

The global financial markets are experiencing some volatility due to uncertainties surrounding central bank policies and economic data. However, the overall sentiment leans towards a bullish trend for Bitcoin and a potential decline for EUR/USD and GBP/USD in the near future. USD/JPY, AUD/USD, and Gold are facing mixed signals, with the direction largely dependent on upcoming economic events and policy decisions.