The Reserve Bank of Australia monitors inflation expectations after starting a rate cut cycle with a 25-basis-point reduction.
AUD/USD rises above 0.6300 amid softer US inflation, rate cut speculation, trade tensions, and resilient Australian Dollar.
U.S. budget deficit exceeds forecasts, impacting markets. PEPE rises on macro signals, while UK seeks stronger EU ties.
Bond yields fell, AUD/USD held firm, USD/JPY declined, gold neared record, and PEPE outperformed DOGE and SHIB.
Crude oil futures rise to $67.68, surpassing the 200-hour moving average for the first time since February.
CPI in Russia rose 0.8%, AUD/USD remained stable, USD/JPY fell, gold neared record, PEPE outperformed.
Federal deficit hit $307.9 billion in February 2025, driven by rising debt interest, Social Security, and defense spending.
US Dollar stable as CPI data disappoints; markets watch tariffs, Fed rates, and potential Ukraine-Russia ceasefire developments.
Jamie Dimon notes economic weakening and growing concerns, reflecting JPMorgan’s insights at a Blackrock conference.
GBP dipped to 1.2925 against USD as US inflation data fueled Fed rate cut expectations. CPI fell.
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