The U.S. GDP Price Index rose to 2.4% in Q4, exceeding expectations and signaling inflationary pressures.
US jobless claims rose to 242,000, surpassing estimates, while Treasury yields increased and stock futures recovered.
Jobless claims rose to 242,000, exceeding expectations. Markets react as gold drops, Bitcoin recovers, and currencies fluctuate.
US Q4 GDP grew 2.3%, meeting expectations. Consumer spending rose 4.2%, while inflation exceeded forecasts.
Durable goods orders rose, USD strengthened, EUR/USD neared 1.0400, gold fell, Bitcoin recovered, French inflation eased.
US durable goods orders rose 3.1% in January, surpassing expectations, with key revisions improving previous figures.
Jobless claims decline, US Dollar strengthens, gold dips, Bitcoin recovers, and Eurozone inflation varies across countries.
EURUSD and GBPUSD recover, USDJPY rises, Bitcoin fluctuates, US yields up, gold down, crude oil higher.
Core personal consumption expenditures rose to 2.7%, exceeding expectations and indicating stronger consumer spending and economic growth.
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