Trump expects reciprocal tariffs by April 2, welcomes lower oil prices, and sees hope for a ceasefire.
Euro peaked at 1.0950 USD amid Ukraine talks; tariffs add complexity; support seen around mid-1.08s.
CAD and MXN rise as tariffs impact markets; Bank of Canada may cut rates, affecting USD/CAD range.
Google’s Gemma 3 competes with ChatGPT, operates efficiently, outperforms rivals, and underscores AI’s shift towards efficiency.
USD consolidates losses amid stock gains, tariffs, and market volatility; bond markets steady, oil prices rise.
CPI gains fade; S&P, Dow decline while NASDAQ rises. Key retracement level crucial for momentum; Tesla, Nvidia gain.
Pound Sterling hits four-month high after soft US CPI; Fed policy shift expected; UK GDP data awaited.
Tiff Macklem remains cautious on tariffs, inflation, weak demand, recession risks, and the Bank of Canada’s stance.
US inflation fell to 2.8% in February, below expectations. Core CPI rose 3.1%. Fed policy remains cautious.
Crude oil rose 1,448,000 barrels, gasoline fell 5,737,000, and distillates dropped 1,559,000; refinery utilization decreased 0.6%.
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