Russian central bank reserves increased to $641.9 billion, but market volatility and investment risks remain important considerations.
The Bank of England Governor urges caution, awaiting clear inflation declines while monitoring redundancy indicators for changes.
Gold hit $3,057 before retracting. Fed maintained rates. Geopolitical tensions and inflation concerns drive market volatility.
EURUSD nears key support; breaking 1.0804–1.0817 may boost sellers. Resistance at 1.0859, 1.0888, and 1.0902.
GE Vernova enters wave (III) with bullish momentum, targeting $450-$500. Pullbacks offer buying opportunities.
Technology and consumer cyclical sectors drive gains; Nvidia and Meta rise, while Broadcom declines, reflecting market fluctuations.
US unemployment claims rose to 223,000, with continuing claims increasing, while the US Dollar Index strengthened.
The lira’s turmoil led to a rate hike; FX liquidity measures introduced; USD/TRY hovers near 37.80.
Netflix’s Elliott Wave chart suggests an impulse rally, recommending buying dips, with confirmation above $1065.05.
US existing home sales rose 4.2% in February to 4.26 million, exceeding expectations despite high mortgage rates.
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