Italy’s EU trade deficit narrowed in February; investors should assess risks and research thoroughly before investing.
Good Friday saw light trading, but USD selling persisted, with USD/CHF consolidating near recent 10-year lows.
Mary Daly urges patience on inflation, noting resilient economy and gradual rate cuts if risks remain contained.
Italy’s EU trade deficit widened significantly in February, reaching €361 billion from €0.635 billion previously.
ECB cuts rates by 25 basis points amid falling energy costs; Eurozone indicators show positive momentum.
Trump expressed optimism about a Russia-Ukraine deal and urged interest rate cuts by Federal Reserve Chair Powell.
Italy’s February trade surplus hit €4.466 billion, exceeding forecasts and highlighting improving economic conditions globally.
ECB’s Villeroy downplays inflation risks from trade tensions; defends Powell’s rate cuts amid modest Euro rise.
China plans economic stability measures, focusing on jobs, trade, consumption, investment, and support for foreign firms.
AUD/JPY declines as Australian data stirs rate cut talk; Japan inflation stays above BoJ target.
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