Trump considers tariffs on Russia, expects progress, and anticipates approval of funding for the continuing resolution.
INR declines due to stock outflows; RBI interventions and crude prices impact stability amid global economic concerns.
Bitcoin drops below US$81,000 amid selling pressure and disappointment over Trump’s Crypto ‘Reserve’ reduction.
PBOC sets USD/CNY at 7.1733, exceeding estimates, stabilizing prices, supporting growth, and overseeing private banking shifts.
Yen gains as Bitcoin drops below $81K, suggesting risk-off sentiment and potential yen strength this week.
US President Trump warns of a government shutdown while the US Dollar Index declines amid economic policy factors.
Consumer credit rose, AUD/USD weakened, gold surged, and markets await US CPI data and Bank of Canada decisions.
Germany plans a €500 billion infrastructure fund; euro projected to reach $1.20 by late 2026.
Mary Daly emphasizes uncertainty’s impact on demand but advises maintaining interest rates, aligning with Jerome Powell’s caution.
U.S. steel and aluminium tariffs take effect March 12, impacting imports, businesses, and market stability amid trade policies.
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