Portugal’s trade deficit narrowed in February, improving from €-7.211 billion to €-6.653 billion amid shifting trade.
USDCHF sees selloff amid tariff tensions; Swiss Franc gains as safe haven. Charts show bearish momentum.
CNY hits 7.35 against USD, weakest since 2007, amid tariffs and gradual devaluation by PBoC.
A trade war may reduce Eurozone growth; ECB emphasizes stability amid rising concerns over liquidity and funding.
Trade tensions may reduce Eurozone growth; ECB monitors liquidity, supports stability; Euro gains on policy signals.
ECB warns US tariffs may double euro area growth hit, with uncertainty and market concerns increasing.
Japan monitors market instability closely; officials reaffirm commitment to financial stability amid US tariff concerns.
New Zealand cuts rates to 3.5%, hints at further easing; AUD and NZD pressured by China ties.
French minister Ferracci urges unified European response to US tariffs, stressing job impact assessment before action.
Gold holds above $3,050 amid tariff fears, Fed rate cut expectations, and ongoing US Dollar weakness.
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