Japan’s economy faces moderate recovery, with external risks. Yen stability depends on monetary policy, bond yields, and trade.
The UK rejects Bitcoin reserves, citing volatility, while US efforts face criticism amid Bitcoin’s recent decline.
Australian consumer confidence fell to 86.9, reflecting increased pessimism, possibly influenced by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred’s impact.
Japan’s Q4 GDP deflator exceeded expectations at 2.9%, while crypto and gold markets face volatility.
New Zealand’s manufacturing sales rose 1.1%, with dairy and meat products increasing 3.1%, indicating economic progress.
NZD/USD trades near 0.5700, struggling below the 20-day SMA, with bearish indicators signaling further potential losses.
Delta lowers Q1 revenue forecast amid economic uncertainty, prompting a 16% after-hours stock drop following prior losses.
New Zealand manufacturing sales rise, AUD/USD under pressure, Bitcoin drops, and gold stabilises before US data.
Speaker Mike Johnson faces challenges advancing a temporary funding measure as Republicans debate debt limits before March 14.
Silver fell 1.20% to $32.08; sellers target $31.00. Resistance at $32.76, $33.00; RSI suggests limited downside.
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