Forex Signals April 14: BMNR, JPMorgan, JNJ, Wells Fargo, BlackRock Earnings Preview

Well-known firms that influence markets, such as JPMorgan Chase & Co., Johnson & Johnson, Wells Fargo, Bitmine Immersion, and BlackRock...

Written by: Skerdian Meta • Monday, April 13, 2026 • 4 min read

• Last updated: Tuesday, April 14, 2026

Market Movers: JPM, JNJ, WFC, BLK and BMNR Set the Tone for Q1 Earnings

Quick overview

Major firms like JPMorgan Chase, Johnson & Johnson, and BlackRock are set to influence market results on Tuesday.
Global markets experienced a positive session, driven by improved risk sentiment and diplomatic efforts to avoid conflict.
U.S. equity markets rebounded sharply, with the S&P 500 futures reversing a significant drop to end the day up approximately 70 points.
Oil prices retreated from recent highs, reflecting easing fears of supply disruptions amid improving market sentiment.

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Well-known firms that influence markets, such as JPMorgan Chase & Co., Johnson & Johnson, Wells Fargo, Bitmine Immersion, and BlackRock, Inc., dominate Tuesday’s results schedule.

Markets Rebound as Risk Sentiment Improves

Global markets delivered a lively and broadly positive session, even as uncertainty lingered following JD Vance’s exit from Iran negotiations. Early trading in Asia saw the most significant moves, but sentiment steadily improved throughout the day as it became clear that tensions were not escalating further.

A key driver behind the recovery was the perception that active conflict was being avoided, with diplomacy still in play. Midday comments from Donald Trump added to the constructive tone, helping reinforce expectations that negotiations could continue.

Equities Reverse Sharply Higher

U.S. equity markets staged an impressive turnaround. S&P 500 futures initially dropped around 50 points but gradually reversed course, ending the session up approximately 70 points. The steady recovery reflected improving confidence as the day progressed.

Currency and Bond Markets Confirm Shift

The positive shift in sentiment was echoed across currency markets, with the euro and British pound gaining ground against the U.S. dollar. EUR/USD moved closer to pre-conflict levels, marking a significant rebound from recent lows.

In fixed income, U.S. yields declined, with the 2-year yield falling toward 3.77%. Comments from Austan Goolsbee also helped ease concerns, as he suggested looking beyond short-term oil price spikes.

Oil Prices Retreat from Highs

WTI Crude Oil also reflected improving sentiment, sliding to around $98 after reaching highs near $105.63 earlier in the session. The decline highlighted easing fears around immediate supply disruption.

Earnings Calendar Highlights (Tuesday)

Tuesday’s earnings lineup is heavily weighted toward financial heavyweights, making it a critical session for gauging economic momentum and market direction. Strong results from banks and asset managers could reinforce confidence in the recovery narrative, while any signs of weakness—particularly in lending or consumer activity—may trigger renewed volatility across equities.

JPMorgan Chase & Co. (JPM)

Expected EPS: $5.49
Market Cap: $1.04T
Focus: Investment banking activity, net interest income, and outlook on consumer health
Key driver: Sensitivity to interest rates and capital markets recovery

Johnson & Johnson (JNJ)

Expected EPS: $2.68
Market Cap: $574.66B
Focus: Pharmaceutical growth, medical devices recovery, and litigation updates
Key driver: Stability as a defensive stock amid market volatility

Wells Fargo & Company (WFC)

Expected EPS: $1.58
Market Cap: $263.51B
Focus: Loan growth, credit quality, and net interest margins
Key driver: Exposure to U.S. consumer and housing market trends

BlackRock, Inc. (BLK)

Expected EPS: $11.65
Market Cap: $155.43B
Focus: Asset inflows, ETF demand, and fee compression trends
Key driver: Market performance impact on assets under management (AUM)

Bitmine Immersion Technologies, Inc. (BMNR)

Expected EPS: $0.17
Market Cap: $9.69B
Focus: Mining efficiency, energy costs, and crypto price exposure
Key driver: Sensitivity to Bitcoin price movements and infrastructure scaling

Last week, markets were quite volatile again, with gold soaring to $4,550 and then retreating but finding support at $4,300. EUR/USD climbed above 1.15 while main indices closed the day higher at new records. The moves weren’t too big though, and we opened 34 trading signals in total, finishing the week with 23 winning signals and 9 losing ones.

Gold Rebounds Off the 200 SMA

Although demand for safe haven assets is still high, gold fell precipitously from record highs following the Fed’s most recent rate cut comments, as profit-taking was prompted by Powell’s cautious tone. In December, gold jumped above $4,380 following the Federal Reserve’s announcement of a 25 basis point rate decrease. But the impetus soon waned, and prices dropped back to $4,004. The 20o daily SMA (purple) held as support this week and buyers returned and pushed XAU above the $4,500 and above the 100 SMA (gray).

XAU/USD – Daily Chart

USD/JPY Rebounds

Foreign exchange markets saw sharp swings. Early in the week, U.S. yield differentials and Japanese capital outflows pushed the dollar above ¥150, but disappointing U.S. jobs data triggered profit-taking, causing the USD/JPY to slide by four yen from its peak. However, the new BOJ governor the JPY has weakened and USD/JPY soared to 154 and we decided to close our buy signal for more than 80 pips as the pair found support at the 20 daily SMA (gray) and has rebounded more than 200 pips off that MA but reversed after the 25 bps rate cut from the FED. The price approached $160 but reversed after the BOJ meeting and fell 8 cents but found support at $152 at the 100 daily SMA (red) and rebounded above 156 but have reversed down again this week after the Japanese elections. Chart USDJPY, D1, 2026.03.09 22:33 UTC, MetaQuotes Ltd., MetaTrader 5, Demo

USD/JPY – Daily Chart

Cryptocurrency Update

Bitcoin Fails at Resistance

Cryptocurrencies remained highly active over the summer. Bitcoin (BTC) climbed to fresh highs of $123,000 and $124,000 in July and August, supported by institutional inflows and technical strength. However, remarks from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent ruling out U.S. increases to BTC reserves triggered a steep pullback, sending the coin down to $80K before finding support at the 100 weekly SMA (green). A rebound followed, sending BTC near $100 is the first major text for Bitcoin buyers. However BTC returned lower and fell below $80K, breaking below the but the 100 weekly SMA (green) but the decline stopped at the $60K support where the 200 weekly SMA (purple) stands and rebounded to $74K but returned below $70K again.

BTC/USD – Daily Chart

Ethereum Returns to $2,000

Ethereum (ETH) has been similarly strong, surging toward $4,800, its highest since 2021 and near its all-time peak of $4,860. Despite a dip last week, ETH found support at the 20-day SMA, with retail enthusiasm and renewed institutional participation driving fresh upside momentum. Last week we saw a dive below $2,000 but buyers returned n d pushed the price above $2K again.

ETH/USD – Weekly Chart

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Skerdian Meta Lead Analyst. Skerdian is a professional Forex trader and a market analyst. He has been actively engaged in market analysis for the past 11 years. Before becoming our head analyst, Skerdian served as a trader and market analyst in Saxo Bank's local branch, Aksioner. Skerdian specialized in experimenting with developing models and hands-on trading. Skerdian has a masters degree in finance and investment.