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UK PM Boris Johnson is set to announce steps to unwind the current coronavirus lockdown measures as the latest Bank of England policy meeting looms.

The Q2 ECB survey of professional forecasters shows growth expectations for the block revised significantly lower and unemployment revised sharply higher.

Sterling has given back all of last Thursday’s gains and is looking for support, while the FTSE 100 is being weighed upon by heightened tensions between the US and China over the coronavirus outbreak.

The anti-risk Japanese Yen and US Dollar may continue to build higher as global recession fears grip global financial markets at the start of the trading week.

Crude oil prices made a comeback last week as production cuts previously agreed started to come on stream. Now worries that new sanctions on China could come from the US have set it back again.

The price of gold may face a larger correction in May amid the string of failed attempt to test the November 2012 high ($1754).

The US Dollar may rise against the Singapore Dollar, Philippine Peso, Malaysian Ringgit and Indonesian Rupiah if US-China trade war fears resurface amid coronavirus-stricken GDP.