The S&P 500 dipped below its 200-day moving average, signaling potential bearish trends amid ongoing market volatility.
Labour market and economic activity will shape Fed discussions amid structural changes and evolving policy considerations post-COVID-19.
Morgan Stanley cuts 2025 US GDP forecast to 1.5%, signaling slower growth amid Germany’s potential stimulus measures.
AUDUSD tests key levels, rebounds from support, and eyes stability above 0.6301 for potential upward movement.
Semiconductors rise, tech and consumer sectors struggle. Energy gains. Investors should monitor trends and adjust exposure accordingly.
Oil prices surged as Trump warned of sanctions on Russia, fueling market fears and driving WTI crude higher.
US jobs report shows mixed data; major currency pairs react with key technical levels influencing market sentiment.
USD/JPY hits daily lows after payrolls report; US dollar weakens, stocks reverse, S&P 500 futures decline.
Potash is vital for US farmers, mainly supplied by Canada. The US reduced its potash import tariff to 10%.
US non-farm payrolls rose by 151,000 in February 2025, with unemployment increasing to 4.1%.
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