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    4 March 2025
    The Swedish krona excels against G10 currencies, reflecting positive European sentiment towards a Ukraine-Russia peace.

    Swedish krona strengthens on optimism over a Ukraine-Russia peace deal and EU spending, though risks remain.

    4 March 2025
    NASDAQ futures present crucial resistance and support levels for traders to strategise effectively.

    NASDAQ futures test resistance at $20,527; key levels include $20,546-$20,547, $20,629-$20,666, and support at $20,460-$20,440.

    4 March 2025
    The Australian Dollar is projected to fluctuate between 0.6190 and 0.6250 against the US Dollar.

    AUD is expected to trade between 0.6190 and 0.6250, with resistance at 0.6285 and support at 0.6155.

    4 March 2025
    CBA predicts three RBA rate reductions in 2025, specifically in May, August, and November.

    Commonwealth Bank analysts expect RBA to cut rates three times in 2025, starting in May.

    4 March 2025
    Amid global tariff concerns, the US Dollar Index falls below 106.50 for the second session.

    US Dollar weakens amid tariff tensions, Ukraine optimism, and mixed US data; key labour reports ahead.

    4 March 2025
    Tomorrow, the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia will deliver a keynote speech in Sydney.

    RBA Deputy Governor Hauser speaks on rate cuts amid economic risks at Australian Financial Review Business Summit.

    4 March 2025
    The gold price approaches $2,920 as renewed USD selling prompts a retreat from earlier gains.

    Gold prices rise to $2,918-2,919 amid economic concerns, weak USD, and geopolitical tensions, facing resistance at $2,900.

    4 March 2025
    Anticipation surrounds the ECB’s interest rate cut, with focus on Lagarde’s monetary policy remarks.

    The ECB is expected to cut rates; Lagarde’s stance on policy will be key for market reactions.

    4 March 2025
    The DXY fell to 106.27 due to declining UST yields and waning US exceptionalism.

    USD declines as UST yields drop; weak US data; new tariffs raise tensions; safe-haven demand increases.

    4 March 2025
    The CEO of Australia’s largest bank anticipates delayed RBA rate cuts, dependent on economic data.

    CBA CEO Matt Comyn expects slower RBA rate cuts, emphasizing inflation challenges and data-driven monetary policy decisions.

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