Germany rejects US tariffs, urging dialogue. Habeck warns of economic risks and advocates a strong EU response.
The PBOC maintains supportive policy, considers rate cuts, and ensures liquidity using various tools when necessary.
Barclays forecasts strong dollar demand, with robust positioning expected as March and Q1 trading conclude.
Notable FX option expiries include EUR/USD at 1.0750 and 1.0800, impacting price action and technical levels.
China’s Vice Premier Ding Xuexiang supports growth, opposes protectionism, and encourages private firms and foreign investment.
Daiwa lowers Tesla’s price target to $300, citing margin concerns, competition, price cuts, and economic challenges.
Japan monitors U.S. tariffs, concerned about economic impact, protectionism, and potential effects on trade, diplomacy, and markets.
China extends stamp duty exemption on offshore trading to 2027, boosting liquidity and foreign investor participation.
Gold prices in Malaysia rose to MYR 432.74 per gram, influenced by market rates and global economic factors.
Morgan Stanley lowers USD/yuan forecast, citing Chinese equities’ outlook and yuan’s role in foreign investor sentiment.
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