CPI in Russia rose 0.8%, AUD/USD remained stable, USD/JPY fell, gold neared record, PEPE outperformed.
Federal deficit hit $307.9 billion in February 2025, driven by rising debt interest, Social Security, and defense spending.
US Dollar stable as CPI data disappoints; markets watch tariffs, Fed rates, and potential Ukraine-Russia ceasefire developments.
Jamie Dimon notes economic weakening and growing concerns, reflecting JPMorgan’s insights at a Blackrock conference.
GBP dipped to 1.2925 against USD as US inflation data fueled Fed rate cut expectations. CPI fell.
NZDUSD rises, testing resistance; buyers maintain control. Support levels hold, suggesting potential for further bullish momentum.
BoC cuts rate to 2.75%; trade tensions impact growth. Inflation may rise to 2.5%; economic uncertainty remains.
The US auctioned $39 billion in 10-year notes at a 4.310% yield, slightly below expectations, improving demand.
Mark Carney plans trade talks with Trump, emphasizing Canadian sovereignty and a collaborative yet independent approach.
White House imposed tariffs; EU responded. European markets rose, except Spain. DAX, CAC, FTSE gained; IBEX fell.
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