JPY strengthens as AUD and NZD decline; Japan ends deflation, while China’s export growth misses expectations.
China’s exports fell, AUD remains subdued, Yen strengthens, gold dips, and Bitcoin drops 5% before US NFP.
China will release CPI and PPI data on March 9, with CPI expected to return to deflation.
Indonesia’s foreign reserves fell to $154.5 billion in February, affecting currency management and economic stability.
Ethereum futures at 2,167; support at 2,161; resistance near 2,200; VWAP and Volume Profile guide trading strategies.
NZD/USD trades near 0.5730, pressured by caution ahead of China’s trade data and US job reports.
Japan to declare an end to deflation; inflation stays above 2%, impacting BOJ’s next rate hike decision.
Indian Rupee steady amid investor outflows, crude oil impact, US data anticipation, and RBI policy expectations.
China’s trade surplus reached $170.5 billion as exports grew 2.3% and imports declined 8.4%, impacting AUD.
AUD remains weak as USD steadies; RBA projects slower growth. US tariffs, trade tensions, and economic data influence markets.
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