After the US de Dollar Lur data, the fourth straight on the track for weekly benefits

Import prices rose in recent rounds of economic data after the Dollar rising on Friday, while the spirit of consumers was overwhelmed, putting it at the fourth straight weekly advance. The labor department said import prices increased 0.1% last month after the cost of capital goods increased by 0.4% in March. Economists voted by Reuters predicted import prices, which excludes tariffs, would decrease by 0.4%. With the separate reading of the University of Michigan Survey Customers’ survey, the final reading of 52.2 in April, its customer sentiment index fell to 50.8 this month, followed by Dollar Lar. In addition, consumers’ 12 -month inflation expectations have reached 7.3% than 6.5%.

Greenback began the week with an increase of more than 1% on Monday, and the United States and China announced a 90-day break on most tariffs imposed on each other’s goods since the beginning of April, facilitating the fear of global recession, but part of the economic data that tends to part. “These are all data, but headlines are taking,” said Juan Perez, director of Monax USA’s trading in Vashington Shington. “The point with the development of (trade) is that they are just happening in perfectly fast, and the continuation of guidance for the future is in progress. In the meantime, we are looking for the data that we are really living is not really reflecting all the concerns we are living.” The Dollar Ler Index, which measures the greenback against the basket of the currency, has risen 0.31% to 101.08, the euro is 0.26% below 1.1158 D AT. Greenback has risen by about 0.7% a week, which will mark its largest weekly benefit in about 2-1/2 months, while the euro is down 0.8% a week, and on the track for its largest weekly reduction since early February. Greenback is still about 3% since April 2, when US President Donald Trump announced his tariff on countries around the world. “The very idea that the trade is not being removed from the turbulance affects the long -term faith in the dollar lamp,” said Perez. According to LSEG data, markets signs of facilitating trade tensions, as a result of prices for the first cut of at least 25 basis points (BPS) at the Central Bank’s September meeting, U.S. Has dialed the expectations of rate reduction from the Federal Reserve. The previous point of view was for a possible cut in July. Against the Japanese yen, D Dollar Lir became stronger from 0.24% to 146.02. Japan’s economy shrinks for the first time in a year and at a faster pace than expected, with data from the March quarter on Friday. D Dollar Lare has risen 0.4% against the yen for weeks. Japan’s Finance Minister Katsunobu Kato said he was in the U.S. Treasury Secretary Secretary Scott Besent will discuss foreign exchange issues that excessive currency volatility is undesirable and is expected to meet with Besant next week. Sterling weakened from 0.31% to 1.3256 D to Lare and is down 0.4% a week.