Tomorrow at midnight, tariffs on Mexico and Canada take effect, impacting trade deficits, inflation, and resource strategies.
European stocks rise as risk sentiment improves, with the DAX leading gains amid market optimism and strong momentum.
AMD stock’s key levels: support at $93-$94, resistance at $102-$110. Psychological $100 level influences trading decisions.
G8FX expects rate cuts across central banks, except Japan, which anticipates an increase of 34 basis points.
Key NVIDIA stock levels: Support at $113-$116.50, $110.60, $101.50-$101.75; Resistance at $127.20-$130, $142.50-$148.65.
UK mortgage approvals in January reached 66.19K, slightly above expectations, while net consumer credit rose to £1.7 billion.
UK manufacturing PMI hits 46.9, a 14-month low, with job losses, rising costs, and declining demand pressuring growth.
USD/CAD drops to 1.4400 amid weaker USD, tariff concerns, and rising Fed rate cut expectations at 74%.
Eurozone manufacturing improved in February; Germany hit a two-year high, optimism grew despite job cuts and contraction.
Coinbase stock declined 43%, undergoing a correction, but may rebound toward $260 or even $300 soon.
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