France’s March flash services PMI rose to 46.6, while manufacturing PMI reached 48.9. Business activity remains weak.
Euro declines for three sessions, trading at 1.0834; support at 1.08, resistance at 1.0950/70, 1.1020.
China plans a more active fiscal policy in 2025, focusing on domestic consumption and economic growth expansion.
Easing optimism on Ukraine ceasefire weighs on euro; EUR/USD may rise short-term but faces resistance near 1.10.
Flash PMIs for the Eurozone, UK, and US impact interest rate expectations, with US data closely watched.
Silver prices rose to $33.25 per ounce, up 0.64%, influenced by demand, economic activity, and gold correlation.
BOJ Governor Ueda plans suitable monetary policy, considers bond sales, and reinforces commitment to economic stability.
Eurozone services PMI slows, EUR/USD recovers, GBP/USD steady, gold stabilises, focus shifts to inflation data.
Flash PMI data, inflation reports, consumer confidence, GDP figures, and central bank statements will shape market expectations.
Eurozone PMI rose, EUR/USD steady, GBP/USD gained, gold stabilized, Avalanche surged, and key data awaited.
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