The Pound Sterling remains stable as GBP/USD nears a two-month high, supported by a weaker US dollar.
Putin open to US collaboration on metals; Trump discusses cease-fire talks; markets show little reaction.
Gold surged to $2,956 amid stable US yields, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions, with resistance at $3,000.
Germany plans EUR 200 billion defence boost, negotiating borrowing limits to secure military funding before March 24 vote.
EUR/USD fell to 1.0460 as the US Dollar rebounded; German political concerns and weak data weighed.
NZDUSD buyers hold above the 100-hour MA, targeting 0.57492 and 0.5771, with support at key levels.
Pound Sterling strengthens as BoE moderates rate cuts; UK data supports outlook, while US Dollar recovers slightly.
EURUSD tested key support at 1.0455, rebounded, and now targets resistance levels near 1.0505 and 1.05476.
Pound Sterling rises as traders adjust expectations on Bank of England policy amid strong wage growth and inflation.
NVIDIA’s anchored VWAP around $130 suggests institutional interest, with potential movement towards $138-$142 before earnings.
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