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French Current Account (Mar) -8.20B (Prev. -1.8B)

The wider-than-expected French current account deficit in March indicates a notable increase in trade imbalances, which could raise concerns about economic resilience.

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ECB's Nagel says likely to raise interest rates unless the outlook improves markedly

Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesperson says, "We do not talk about war and instead talk about dialogue and diplomacy. However, if any aggression similar to what we saw last year, we will respond; Pakistan will respond just as it did", Mallick posts

French Current Account (Mar) -8.20B (Prev. -1.8B)

Pakistani Foreign Ministry spokesperson, on US-Iran agreement, says "we would expect an agreement sooner rather than later", Pakistani journalist Mallick posts

[MARKET UPDATE] Crude pulls back slightly to trade flat intraday (vs ~+0.6% an hour ago); Fixed income futures approach Wednesday highs

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This result might influence expectations for the European Central Bank's policy stance, particularly regarding growth and inflation dynamics in the Eurozone. As a result, keep an eye on potential volatility in the EUR and related assets during the EU session.

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