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NAGA Weekly Recap March 3 - April 4, 2025

4 April 2025

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Gladys Eguia

This week, markets were on high alert. Trade tariffs sparked fresh concerns over global supply chains, while persistent inflation kept the pressure on the Fed to act. Every piece of economic data was under a microscope, with traders looking for clues about the Fed's next move. 

Worries about stagflation—slow growth combined with high inflation—added to the tension. With prices moving sharply in both directions, traders are preparing for sudden market shifts, as the usual patterns seem to be breaking down.

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Trade Tariffs & Economic Pressures

Trade tariffs are making waves this week, raising concerns over rising prices and slowed growth. The Fed is walking a fine line, trying to control inflation without hurting the economy. With key reports like Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) closely watched, every economic update could influence the Fed’s next move.

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Equity Markets Navigate Trade Tensions and Sector Shifts

Equity markets are seeing big sector shifts as traders react to the evolving trade landscape. Companies relying on global supply chains are under pressure, while domestic-focused firms are drawing attention. Tech stocks, especially those tied to international suppliers, are struggling, while consumer staples and utilities show strength. Investors are zeroing in on corporate performance, prioritizing companies with strong balance sheets and stable cash flow as they look for stability in a volatile market.

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Commodity Markets React to Trade Tariffs and Supply Chain Disruptions

Commodity markets are feeling the impact of new trade tariffs, with sharp price swings in metals, energy, and agriculture as supply chain bottlenecks fuel volatility. Manufacturing metals are seeing notable price hikes, while energy markets are also pressured by rising geopolitical tensions. Agricultural commodities are highly volatile due to concerns over disrupted trade and potential retaliatory tariffs. Traders are keeping a close eye on shipping rates, inventory levels, and geopolitical events to navigate this unpredictable market. Strong risk management is key.

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Forex Markets React to Trade Tariffs and Global Uncertainty

The forex market is seeing major currency shifts as trade tariffs and Fed policies influence investor sentiment. The US dollar is fluctuating as investors flock to safe-haven assets, while export-dependent currencies feel the pressure. The Japanese yen stays volatile as the Bank of Japan maintains its stance, and emerging market currencies struggle with rising interest rates and potential capital outflows.

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