China’s NBS will release February PMIs, with manufacturing expected to expand after January’s contraction due to holidays.
France’s CPI rose 0.9% in February 2025, while markets react to forex shifts and commodity pressures.
Trump speaks Friday at 9 am ET on tariffs, followed by Ukraine’s president at 1 pm ET.
Core PCE inflation is expected to slow, with the Fed likely maintaining policy amid stable market expectations.
Bitcoin declines to levels unseen since November as the US dollar strengthens against other currencies.
EUR/GBP trades at 0.8260 as US tariff concerns grow; Pound weakens amid BOE rate cut discussions.
Bitcoin hits $82,000 amid US market downturn; major currencies weaken, with no clear rebound signals yet.
EUR/USD declines to 1.0390 as tariffs and Fed policy uncertainty pressure the Euro amid inflation concerns.
GBP/USD fell to 1.2580 as Trump’s tariff threats and US data boosted the Dollar’s strength.
USD/JPY fell from above 150.10 to below 149.60 after Tokyo inflation data signaled yen weakness.
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