US trade deficit narrows slightly; dollar rebounds, gold retreats; Solana rises amid blockchain competition.
Morgan Stanley drops rate cut forecast; inflation concerns grow as Fed response shapes market expectations.
US jobless claims dip, euro retreats, gold eases, Solana rises, and Trump plans new trade tariffs.
Fitch downgrades China’s credit rating, citing rising deficit and slowing GDP; Beijing disputes the assessment.
February’s U.S. trade deficit was $122.7 billion, slightly better than expected, signaling stable trade dynamics.
Crude oil prices dropped over 5% as OPEC+ increased output and U.S. tariffs raised demand concerns.
US jobless claims dipped to 219,000, below expectations, while continuing claims increased above projections.
Gold falls 1.50% to $3,095 amid US tariffs, market sell-offs, and global economic uncertainty.
Commerce Secretary urges shift from tariffs to tackling trade barriers; promote U.S. agriculture and domestic electronics production.
Trump’s tariff plan targets major trade partners; aims to boost agriculture exports and lower income taxes.
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