Recession fears pressure Wall Street; Nasdaq, S&P 500, Dow Jones approach key supports. Economic risks persist, caution advised.
Australia’s March 2025 PMI: Manufacturing rose to 52.6, Services dipped to 51.2, and Composite declined to 51.3.
The White House revises tariff strategy, emphasizing targeted reciprocal tariffs over broad industry-wide measures before April 2.
Bank of America forecasts AUD to reach 0.68 USD by December 2025, driven by USD depreciation and stimulus.
Key economic releases include US PCE, Global PMIs, UK CPI, Spring Statement, and Bank of Japan’s SoO.
Turkey bans short selling, eases equity rules amid market turmoil; economic instability worsens with high inflation, political concerns.
ForexLive traders enter a new FX week with low liquidity; indicative rates remain mostly unchanged from Friday.
Mark Carney announces April 28 election, proposes tax cut; polls show tight Liberal-Conservative race over five weeks.
Key economic data includes US PCE, UK CPI, retail sales, and central bank decisions from PBoC, Banxico, Norges Bank.
Flash PMIs, inflation data, and jobless claims shape the week ahead, impacting interest rates and market expectations.
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