There was some ECB speak over the weekend, below is a summary of the key points: uncertainty over the June decision was clearly evident (via BBG).
"US tariff policy coupled with European fiscal plans casts uncertainty over the European Central Bank’s next rate decision, according to Governing Council member Klaas Knot.
“In the short term, it is 100% certain that the demand shock will dominate — so in the short term, inflation will go down,” the Dutch central banker told FD in an interview published Sunday. “But at the ECB, we focus on inflation in the medium term.”" See this BBG link for more details.
"The European Central Bank should only lower interest rates into accommodative territory if the growth outlook deteriorates much further, according to Governing Council member Martins Kazaks." "“If inflation were to undershoot the target significantly and for an extended period of time, the natural choice would be to lower interest rates into stimulus territory,” he said in Washington, where he’s attending the International Monetary Fund’s spring meetings. “Currently it is not the case.”" (see this BBG link for more details)
"European Central Bank Governing Council member Mario Centeno said economic analysis is currently dominated by “uncertainty” created largely by US trade policy, Jornal de Negocios reported, citing an interview.
Recent decisions by US President Donald Trump and the implementation of tariffs amount to a “trade embargo policy,” said Centeno, who heads the Bank of Portugal." (see the BBG link here)
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USDCAD traded through support at 1.4242 on Wednesday but has recovered. A return lower and clearance of this level would undermine the bull theme and instead highlight potential for a test of 1.4151, the Feb 14 low and a bear trigger. Moving average studies continue to highlight a dominant uptrend. A reversal higher would refocus attention on the bull trigger at 1.4543, the Mar 4 high. First resistance is 1.4402, the Mar 20 high.
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AUDUSD is unchanged. A short-term bull theme is intact and the latest move down appears corrective. Key short-term support to watch is 0.6187, the Mar 4 low. Clearance of this level would reinstate a bear threat. First support is at 0.6258, the Mar 21 low. A stronger recovery would refocus attention on 0.6409, the Feb 21 high. Clearance of this hurdle would strengthen the bull cycle and resume the uptrend that started Feb 3.