GBP/USD holds above 1.2900 amid US recession fears. Traders await US inflation data and UK GDP figures.
BoC may cut rates by 25bps to 2.75% amid economic uncertainty, trade risks, and contained inflation concerns.
GBP remains stable as USD struggles; Trump’s tariffs impact forecasts; Fed may ease policy; key data ahead.
Commodity currencies weaken as risk sentiment deteriorates; AUD nears lows, USD/CAD rises, equities experience significant declines.
Canadian Dollar stable; Carney’s leadership win may influence markets. Tariffs and USD resistance impact short-term CAD outlook.
Nasdaq drops 4%, S&P 500 down 2.4%, sparking concerns over tech stocks and potential legislative responses.
Mexico’s consumer confidence fell; AUD/USD, EUR/USD, and gold declined, while Bitcoin dropped amid macroeconomic trends.
HSBC shifts US to neutral, upgrades Europe, citing NATO uncertainty and Germany’s fiscal stimulus challenges amid market declines.
Mexico’s consumer confidence fell to 46.3 in February, indicating a slight drop in economic sentiment and expectations.
Nasdaq drops 3.52%, nearing key 38.2% Fibonacci support; resistance at 18,404; momentum depends on buyer strength.
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