World Liberty Financial launches USD1 stablecoin on Ethereum and Binance, backed by US Treasuries and cash equivalents.
Federal Reserve’s policy stays restrictive; inflation progress slowed; goods inflation rising; consumer expectations, trade policy, and labour stability.
CAD remains stable; USD/CAD overvalued. Market watches US tariffs. Trump hints at exceptions. Support at 1.4240.
USD declines after strong US PMI; Euro gains; tariffs and tax cuts influence sentiment; upcoming data eyed.
Mexico’s retail sales rose 2.7% in January, boosting consumer sentiment and impacting currency markets, gold, and crypto.
USD declines; EURUSD rebounds, USDJPY tests support. GBPUSD rises. ECB discusses cuts. Stocks, yields up. Oil, gold rise.
Trump plans reciprocal tariffs, focusing on Mexico, China, and Canada, aiming to fund tax cuts amid concerns.
EUR/USD reclaimed 200-DMA, faces resistance at 1.0950; momentum slows, with support between 1.0760 and 1.0725.
TSLA stock surged as economic data exceeded expectations, tariffs were reconsidered, and retail investors showed strong interest.
Germany’s Ifo index fell to 87.7 in March, signaling business caution and potential economic challenges ahead.
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