The KOF leading indicator for Switzerland in February was 101.7, slightly below the expected 102.0, indicating subdued momentum.
India’s GDP growth for Q4 was 6.2%, below expectations. Economic factors and market conditions require ongoing analysis.
France’s February CPI rose 0.8%, below 1.0% expected, with inflation slowing due to energy price adjustments.
India’s infrastructure output grew 4.6%, US PCE inflation hit 2.5%, and Trump confirmed new tariffs.
France’s GDP for Q4 remained at -0.1%, with 2024 annual growth at 1.1%, matching 2023’s rate.
AUD/USD falls to 0.6200 amid US tariffs on China, impacting Australia’s economy and trade balance concerns.
China’s banks lower dollar deposit rates to encourage yuan conversions, reflecting Beijing’s stance on capital control measures.
Italy’s inflation rose 0.2% in February 2025; EUR/USD steady near 1.0400 amid geopolitical concerns and tariffs.
Gold declines over 2% this week, breaking gains streak; technical analysis suggests deeper drop amid correction signs.
Italy’s Consumer Price Index in February 2025 grew 1.7%, below market expectations of 1.8%, indicating slower inflation.
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