EURUSD falls below key levels, testing support near 1.0726–1.0730 amid tariff concerns and inflation worries.
AUD/USD hovers near 0.6300 as cooling inflation and fiscal measures influence RBA policy and currency market expectations.
Tariffs on Canada and Mexico may be lower than expected, with negotiations possibly impacting European and Chinese rates.
UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced £3.25 billion investment, increasing public spending and boosting GDP with planning reforms.
Trump to announce auto tariffs at 4 pm ET; market reacts mildly, European officials consider reducing US tariffs.
US Durable Goods Orders rose 0.9% in February, surpassing expectations, with transportation equipment contributing significantly.
Musalem signals possible rate hikes due to tariff-driven inflation but leaves room for cuts if unemployment rises.
Durable goods orders rose 0.9% in February, surpassing expectations and signaling strength in the manufacturing sector.
Economy slows as businesses and consumers show caution; Fed monitors inflation risks, potential rate adjustments, and labour market strength.
Durable goods orders rose 0.7%, EUR/USD tested 1.0740, gold stayed above $3,000, UK inflation increased.
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