Nasdaq futures hover near 19,450; key levels at 19,460 and 19,407. CPI report may drive volatility.
USD/CNH remains pressured, targeting 7.2200. Resistance at 7.2650 limits recovery, with further declines toward 7.2000 possible.
No major FX option expiries; focus on risk sentiment, Trump’s tariffs, and US Consumer Price Index report.
India’s industrial output rose to 4.2% in January, while gold holds at $2,920 amid economic shifts.
US CPI report in focus; dollar steady; EUR/USD above 1.0900; USD/JPY rebounds; risk trades struggle; Lagarde speaks.
India’s manufacturing grew to 5.5%, US inflation rose, EUR/USD strengthened, gold stayed above $2,900.
Honda proposed a ¥15,000 wage hike, below the union’s ¥19,500 request. Nissan offered ¥16,500, while Toyota complied.
NZD momentum is neutral, trading between 0.5675-0.5730; a drop below 0.5660 may prevent reaching 0.5775.
TSMC discusses managing Intel’s foundry with Nvidia, AMD, and Broadcom, ensuring a stake under 50% to address concerns.
Oil prices rose as the US dollar weakened, while inventory changes and revised surplus estimates impacted market expectations.
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