The market expects a Bank of Canada rate cut to 2.75%, with future policy signals closely watched.
US inflation missed expectations; EUR/USD stable, gold rose, and cryptocurrencies declined amid a broader stock sell-off.
Inflation slowed to 3.1%, gold neared $2,940, GBP/USD approached 1.3000, while cryptocurrencies declined amid market weakness.
USDCAD consolidates ahead of BoC decision, with key levels at 1.43857 and 1.44041 guiding potential breakout direction.
February CPI rose 0.2%, below the expected 0.3%, influencing economic forecasts and monetary policy decisions.
Markets initially rallied on calmer CPI but quickly reversed; focus shifts to tariffs amid escalating trade tensions.
Brazil’s inflation surpasses expectations; EUR/USD steady, gold rises, and cryptocurrencies decline amid market uncertainty.
Stocks rise, bond yields fall after favorable US CPI data; markets anticipate increased rate cuts this year.
The US dollar rises, Japan worries, ECB monitors inflation, US CPI expected higher, stocks up, oil gains, gold falls.
GBPUSD consolidates as markets await US CPI; key levels at 1.28 and 1.3046 could determine direction.
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