US stock indices rose today but declined for the fourth straight week, with the NASDAQ and S&P falling.
Uncertainty in Mexico’s business landscape grows amid safety concerns and trade policies, as Banxico reports economic contraction.
Mexican Peso rises as US Dollar falls; economic data weakens, recession fears grow, and traders watch Federal Reserve.
US stocks rose as Senate resolution prospects improved; NASDAQ gained 2.3%, Dow 1.5%, financial stocks led gains.
AUDUSD trades above key moving averages, testing resistance at 0.6326-0.6336; NZDUSD holds support, targeting 0.5750.
US oil rig count rose to 487, gold retreated, EUR/USD stabilized, GBP/USD dipped, and cryptocurrencies gained slightly.
J.P. Morgan cuts 2025 US growth forecast to 1.9% due to policy uncertainty, tariffs, and spending slowdown.
Pound Sterling falls 0.14% on UK GDP contraction, while GBP/USD holds above 1.2900 amid risk sentiment concerns.
EU Trade Chief Sefcovic discusses tariffs with US; Ford restructures, closing Cologne plant; BMW, VW, Volvo expand US presence.
GBP/USD fell 0.14%, holding above 1.2900 as UK GDP contracted. US inflation expectations rose, impacting policy outlook.
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