EURUSD declines below the 100-hour moving average, finding support at 1.08174 while resistance remains at 1.08733.
USD rises slightly amid mixed markets; DXY sees limited gains; resistance at 103.70 and 104.00/05. Traders cautious.
US stocks declined, led by NASDAQ. S&P and Dow also fell. Gold hit a record high; Bitcoin dropped.
Russia’s reserves rise, gold surges, currencies fluctuate, metaverse tokens correct, and UK faces economic challenges ahead.
Gold hits a record $2966.19 per ounce as central banks, including Poland, boost their gold reserves.
Gold nears $2,950 as weaker inflation boosts rate-cut expectations; resistance at $2,947, with support around $2,913.
Core PCE may rise to 0.36%, with year-on-year growth reaching 2.8%, exceeding February’s figures.
Silver eyes a breakout above $33.40, driven by inflation data, Fed policy signals, and rising safe-haven demand.
Treasury Secretary Bessent emphasized fiscal control, trade impacts, and economic stability while addressing government shutdown and tariffs.
Producer inflation in the US moderated as PPI rose 3.2% year-on-year, lower than January’s 3.7% increase.
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