Italy’s PPI rose to 4.4%, Sentix confidence improved, GBP/USD stayed above 1.2900, and gold declined.
Euro rises as dollar weakens; focus on US CPI and Germany’s debt brake talks ahead of 18 March vote.
Italy’s PPI rose 1.6% in January; EUR/USD near 1.0850; gold struggles at $2,900 amid uncertainties.
Eurozone Sentix confidence improved to -2.9 in March 2025, surpassing expectations, with German sentiment rising significantly.
Greece’s CPI fell to 2.5%, Sentix confidence improved, EUR/USD traded near 1.0850, and gold faced challenges.
Swiss sight deposits rose slightly but remain on a downward trend, totaling CHF 444.1 billion as of 7 March.
Greece’s industrial production grew 2% in January, slowing from the previous 5.8%, showing a declining trend.
AUD/USD is range-bound between 0.6280-0.6330; a drop below 0.6265 suggests continued consolidation without strong recovery.
Germany’s January trade surplus was €16.0 billion, below expectations, as exports fell and imports increased.
Germany’s industrial production rose 2.0% in January, driven by intermediate and capital goods, exceeding expectations.
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