US industrial production rose 0.7% in February, driven by manufacturing gains and increased capacity utilization.
US Treasury auctions $13 billion in 20-year bonds; indirects at 66.2%, bid-to-cover ratio at 2.52.
Capacity utilisation in the U.S. reached 78.2%. EUR/USD appreciated, gold neared highs, and Bitcoin signaled rally.
European indices rose as Germany’s Bundestag approved fiscal reforms, with markets reacting positively to the anticipated ratification.
US industrial production rose 0.7%, EUR/USD climbed, gold neared $3,040, and Bitcoin faced uncertainty.
Markets unsettled as Trump and Putin discuss ceasefire, NATO, weapon shipments, territorial issues, and long-term peace.
USD/CAD trades below 1.4300 after Canadian CPI surpasses estimates; Fed policy decision and projections closely watched.
Bundestag approves Merz’s fiscal reform, enabling defence spending, infrastructure funding; Bundesrat vote pending, Fitch warns risks.
Redbook Index falls, AUD/USD struggles, EUR/USD climbs, gold nears record, and Bitcoin market sentiment remains cautious.
USDCHF faces resistance at 0.88637 and struggles below the 200-day average, with support at 0.87575.
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