New Zealand’s PSI fell to 49.1, signaling a contraction in the services sector and potential economic challenges.
Chinese economic data for February, including retail sales and industrial production, will offer insights into economic activity.
Market liquidity is low, with fluctuations expected as Asian trading centres become active. Traders should remain cautious.
FOMC announcement, BoE and BoJ decisions, US Retail Sales, Canadian CPI, Australian jobs, Japan’s Core CPI trends.
The Mexican Peso appreciated as USD weakened due to lower US consumer sentiment, despite Mexico’s economic concerns.
Gold prices declined to $2,982 amid US policy uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, Federal Reserve expectations, and economic reports.
The Dow rebounded 520 points, but consumer sentiment fell as inflation expectations rose, impacting economic outlook.
Mark Carney becomes Canada’s Prime Minister, succeeding Trudeau. He aims to ease U.S. trade tensions and strengthen partnerships.
Oil net positions rise to 164.1k; gold retreats; EUR/USD recovers; central banks weigh policy changes this week.
JPY net positions rose slightly; gold retreated; EUR/USD steady; crypto increased; central bank decisions closely watched.
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