AUDUSD rises above key moving averages, holding support. Resistance at 0.6338; sustaining momentum is critical for continuation.
USD/CAD fell to 1.4280 as tariff concerns eased, reducing USD appeal despite strong US Services PMI data.
Tech stocks rise, led by Meta and Apple, while semiconductors struggle. Market sentiment remains mixed across sectors.
Eurozone PMI rose to 50.4 in March, signaling expansion, driven by German manufacturing optimism and fiscal spending.
New home sales reached 0.676 million in February 2025, with regional variations and affordability challenges persisting.
Redbook Index rose 5.6%, EUR/USD above 1.0800, Gold bullish, World Liberty Financial launching USD1 stablecoin.
NZDUSD holds support at 200-bar MA, rebounding above 100-day MA; key resistance at 100- and 200-hour MAs.
S&P/Case-Shiller Indices rose 4.7%, EUR/USD holds above 1.0800, gold trades above $3,030, USD1 stablecoin launched.
Tariff exemptions, emergency powers, and higher-than-expected rates drive uncertainty in risk assets and market predictions.
US housing prices rose 0.2% in January, while gold gained amid weaker USD and stable forex markets.
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