Eurozone manufacturing improved in February; Germany hit a two-year high, optimism grew despite job cuts and contraction.
Coinbase stock declined 43%, undergoing a correction, but may rebound toward $260 or even $300 soon.
Germany’s manufacturing PMI rose to 46.5 in February, but weak demand and job cuts remain concerns.
Canada’s manufacturing PMI fell, Euro and GBP gained, gold rose, and Bitcoin corrected amid cautious market sentiment.
Apple stock closed at $241.84, facing resistance at $255.75 and support at $220.00, influencing trading decisions.
Bank of America shows recovery potential, targeting new highs. Traders should buy pullbacks for strategic opportunities.
France’s manufacturing PMI rose to 45.8, but weak demand, rising costs, and steep declines persist across the industry.
EUR/USD rebounds to 1.0470 as ECB rate cut looms; Fed policy, tariffs, and key US data in focus.
Italy’s manufacturing PMI rose to 47.4, exceeding expectations. Employment declined, but optimism persists amid policy hopes.
Swiss manufacturing improved in February, with higher output and orders, as PMI rose to 49.6, indicating recovery.
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