US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reaffirmed support for a strong dollar, addressing tariffs, economic data, and market influence.
US tariffs starting 2 April will cause a one-time price adjustment, with no exemptions or exceptions granted.
Boeing’s pullback reaches support; staged buying, stop-loss at $154.98, targeting 12% gain with risk management.
OPEC+ may adjust oil production if market conditions shift, showing flexibility amid fluctuating prices, says Novak.
Daylight savings begins 9 March 2025, shifting US clocks forward one hour, affecting market hours and discussions.
Eurozone GDP grew 0.2% in Q4, revised from 0.1%, indicating modest economic expansion despite adjustments.
New Telegram group shares stock trade alerts, focusing on S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 opportunities with actionable insights.
Euro rises 0.6% to 1.0854, approaching 1.1000; German debt vote on 18 March may impact sentiment.
European stocks opened lower as regional equities declined, influenced by Wall Street’s selloff and upcoming US jobs report.
France’s trade deficit rose to €6.5 billion in January as exports fell and imports increased.
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