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    4 March 2025
    The auction yield of Germany’s five-year note decreased from 2.17% to 2.15%.

    Germany’s 5-year yield fell, EUR/USD retreated, gold rose, Bitcoin dropped, and the US imposed new tariffs.

    4 March 2025
    Justin Trudeau responded with retaliatory tariffs, indicating future legal battles over trade issues with the US.

    Trudeau announces retaliatory tariffs, warning of higher costs and job risks, sparking legal and economic concerns.

    4 March 2025
    The AUD/USD pair is declining slightly, trading around 0.6220 amid Trump’s new tariffs on China.

    AUD/USD trades lower above 0.6200 amid tariffs on China, weaker USD, and potential Australian Retail Sales support.

    4 March 2025
    US Commerce Secretary Lutnick is set to discuss tariffs and border security during a CNBC appearance.

    US Commerce Secretary Lutnick to discuss tariffs on CNBC; presidential decision expected today, public announcement tomorrow.

    4 March 2025
    The United Kingdom’s 30-year bond auction decreased from 5.198% to 4.375%.

    UK bond yields fell, USD rebounded, gold held steady, crypto declined, and US imposed new tariffs.

    4 March 2025
    Target reported a decline in consumer spending, affecting profit forecasts and sales projections for 2025.

    Target shares fall 1.6% pre-market as weak consumer spending, poor weather, and uncertainty impact sales forecasts.

    4 March 2025
    The yield on Spain’s 6-month letras auction dropped from 2.355% to 2.255%.

    Spain’s 6-month letras yield fell to 2.255%. Investors must assess risks and market conditions before investing.

    4 March 2025
    The Loonie faces pressure due to tariffs, while USD trends lower amid anticipated rate cuts.

    USD weakens amid rate cut expectations; USDCAD trends bullish but risks remain from tariffs and economic data shifts.

    4 March 2025
    In a Letras auction, Spain recorded a yield of 2.173%, down from 2.221%.

    Spain’s 12-month Letras auction yielded 2.173%, down from 2.221%, reflecting market conditions and investor sentiment.

    4 March 2025
    The eurozone unemployment rate for January is 6.2%, matching revised previous figures and expectations.

    Eurozone unemployment rate at 6.2% in January, slightly below expectations, showing stability despite economic challenges.

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