Head of Bank of Japan Kuroda: risks to the economy and inflation remain downward: -Japan's economy is in a tough situation, but is recovering; -The Japanese economy will continue to stabilize; -Prices will rise as the economy recovers; -We will continue to pursue a soft policy in order to get inflation to the 2% target. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

Eurozone CPI for March is predicted to increase by 0.9% monthly and 1.3% annualized. Forex traders can compare this to the Eurozone CPI for February, which increased by 0.2% monthly and 0.9% annualized. The Eurozone Core CPI for March is predicted to increase by 1.0% monthly and 0.9% annualized.

Alibaba stock soared earlier this week after the company got a $2.8 billion fine from China's antitrust regulator, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR). Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

Cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase shares were listed directly on Nasdaq on April 14. The opening price was $384. On the day of listing, bitcoin surpassed $64,000 and the total market capitalization was $2.3 trillion. The day before, Nasdaq set Coinbase's reference price at $250, which suggested a capitalization of $66 billion. On FTX, traders valued COIN at more than $620. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

As the head of the US Federal Reserve Bank J. Powell said, continuing to speak at a virtual conference organized by the Economic Club of Washington: -We are aiming for inflation that is moderately above the 2% mark; -After staying below the 2% mark for a long time, inflation should moderately exceed our inflation target for some time; -We will come to a point where it is time to start winding down when we have made significant progress toward our goals; -The downward pressure on inflation is driven by factors such as globalization, technological development, and demographics; -Low inflation and deflation reduce the ability of the Central Bank to withstand recessions; -It is critical for the Fed to proactively communicate with the public. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

Foreign Buying of Japanese Bonds for the period ending April 10th was reported at ¥1,714.4B and Foreigners Buying of Japanese Stocks was reported at ¥640.9B. Forex traders can compare this to Foreign Buying of Japanese Bonds for the period ending April 3rd, reported at ¥375.1B, and to Foreigners Buying of Japanese Stocks, reported at ¥977.6B. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

Johnson & Johnson is the perfect example of value stocks: five years of uninterrupted annual revenue growth, an above-average dividend that has risen for 58 consecutive years, and a diversified product portfolio that can withstand various lawsuits, pandemics, and anything else that gets in the company's way. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

The U.S. stock market closed Tuesday's trading multidirectional due to strengthening of utilities, technology and consumer goods sectors. The market showed uncertainty on the back of negative dynamics in the financial, telecommunication and industrial sectors. The Dow Jones is down 0.20%. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

At the end of this week's monetary policy meeting, the central bank of New Zealand will maintain the status quo and leave its key interest rate at 0.25%. It is more likely that the central bank will apply additional measures of quantitative easing. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.

New Zealand Permanent/Long-Term Migration for February was reported at 674. Forex traders can compare this to Permanent/Long-Term Migration for January, reported at 550. External Migration & Visitors for February decreased by 98.6% monthly. Forex traders can compare this to External Migration & Visitors for January, which decreased by 98.7% monthly. Check below for ENTRY's and TP's.