The Trump administration considers recognizing Crimea as Russian, potentially influencing UN policy to resolve the ongoing conflict.
Gold trades near $2,990, with $3,000 as key support, as markets react to economic data and Fed policy.
USD/CAD falls below 1.43 amid Canadian concerns; home sales drop 9.8%, tariffs and economic uncertainty persist.
GBP is strong, focusing on the BoE decision. Resistance at 1.3035, support at 1.2925/30, consolidating below 1.30.
EUR/USD nears 1.0900 as traders await the Fed decision; Euro supported by optimism over growth and peace.
Atlanta Fed cuts Q1 GDPNow estimate to -2.1% as consumption weakens; trade deficit pressures growth outlook further.
The Euro rose near 1.09, supported by Germany’s fiscal plans and strong Chinese economic data, eyeing resistance.
Retail sales rose 0.2% in February to $722.7 billion, missing forecasts; annual growth reached 3.1%.
The Australian dollar remains resilient, gaining 40 pips amid market volatility and positive sentiment from China’s stimulus.
Empire State Manufacturing Index falls to -20, signaling contraction and potential challenges for New York’s manufacturing sector.
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