Market Analysis | Corpay

Market Analysis | Corpay

Market Analysis

Market Briefing: Tariff tango

April 3, 2025 - Liberation Day. US unveiled 'reciprocal' tariffs this morning. Sentiment soured with bond yields & equity futures falling. AUD & NZD lost ground.

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Market Wire: Markets Drop As Trump Announces Costly Tariff Increases

April 2, 2025 - A series of violent dislocations is unfolding across financial markets after US President Trump announced an unexpectedly-severe salvo of tariff increases, touching off a full-blown, multi-front global trade war while leaving major uncertainties in place.

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Market Brief: Tariffied Markets Await Rose Garden Announcement

April 2, 2025 - The dollar is retreating against most of its peers, Treasury yields are holding near one-month lows, and stock markets are sliding once again as the world counts down to US President Donald Trump’s tariff announcement later today.

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Market Briefing: Brace for tariff impact

April 2, 2025 - US tariffs. US set to unveil its latest tariffs tomorrow. Still a lot of uncertainty on what will be announced. This can trigger another bout of volatility.

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Market Brief: Markets Go Quiet Ahead of Tariff Decision

April 1, 2025 - Trading activity is subsiding across financial markets this morning as participants prepare for today’s US job openings and Institute for Supply Management reports, and brace for tomorrow’s tariff decision.

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Market Musings: RBA: Navigating the uncertainty

April 1, 2025 - After kicking off its policy recalibration at its meeting in February, the RBA kept the cash rate steady at 4.1% today.

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Market Briefing: Holding on for the ride

April 1, 2025 - Market jitters. Concerns about upcoming US tariffs dampened sentiment. USD ticked up. Cyclical currencies like the AUD & NZD underperformed.

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