European markets open higher; Eurostoxx, DAX, and FTSE futures rise, tracking Wall Street’s recent gains.
EUR/USD breaks long-term bear trend; support at 1.11/1.12 with potential move toward 1.15 range.
Xi Jinping begins Southeast Asia tour amid rising US-China tensions over tariffs and rare earth exports.
EUR/JPY hovered near 163.00 amid US-China trade tensions, supporting Yen strength despite moderate Euro gains.
US-China tariffs stir markets; optimism grows despite global risks, with yields rising and sentiment cautiously upbeat.
Market sentiment improves, USD weakens, gold rises, and US stock futures surge amid trade and data shifts.
Gold Futures sees potential bearish below 3,252.0, bullish confirmation above 3,254.5, targeting key VWAP zones.
Turkey’s February current account deficit hits $4.405 billion, slightly under forecast, reflecting ongoing economic trends.
No major FX option expiries; market sentiment steady but cautious amid stable US-China tensions and headline risks.
Gold prices in Saudi Arabia fell; global demand remains strong amid economic uncertainty and central bank acquisitions.
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