The U.S. Dollar is trading in tight ranges with low volatility as markets await the FOMC Minutes release at 2 PM, which could signal a more “dovish” Fed stance. Tomorrow’s economic data, including PMI surveys and Existing Home Sales, may bring more market movement. The Euro saw a slight rise after inflation data met expectations, with growth prospects tied to potential peace talks with Russia. Meanwhile, the New Zealand Dollar dropped 1.0 percent following a “dovish” Reserve Bank policy announcement, citing economic struggles and a Q1 GDP contraction. Markets remain calm overall, with geopolitical developments and upcoming data likely to drive any significant shifts.