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5 March 2025
The Italian economy experienced marginal growth of 0.1% in the fourth quarter, reflecting a revision

Italy’s Q4 GDP revised to 0.1% growth from 0.0%, reflecting slight economic improvement, Istat reported.

5 March 2025
The euro rises towards four-month highs, with 1.0700 resistance anticipated as the dollar weakens

EUR/USD nears 1.0700, supported by weaker dollar and German policy shifts; US data may influence movements.

5 March 2025
In early European trading, Eurostoxx futures rose 1.9%, with DAX up 2.3% and FTSE 0.9%

Eurostoxx futures rise 1.9%, signaling potential recovery as sentiment improves following volatility in European and US markets.

5 March 2025
Uchida commented on US tariffs affecting Japan’s economy, while BOJ considers future projections for decisions

Uncertainty remains over US tariffs; impact on Japan assessed May 1. No ETF sales planned; rate hike timing unclear.

5 March 2025
Uchida from BOJ stated future rate hikes aren’t predetermined; wage trends and price movements are crucial

Shinichi Uchida stressed no set plan for rate hikes, emphasizing wages and inflation trends in policy decisions.

5 March 2025
After earnings, OKTA’s stock surged over 25%, surpassing expectations and indicating strong momentum ahead

Okta surged 25%, surpassing $100 resistance. Key levels: $111.35-$115.35. RSI overbought; potential pullback to $100.75.

5 March 2025
A press briefing will occur with top officials from China’s financial and economic sectors participating.

China’s economic strategies for 2025 will be discussed at a news conference featuring key officials on Thursday.

5 March 2025
Governor Bailey, alongside committee members, will defend the rate cut choice before parliament

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and colleagues will address the Treasury Committee on February’s interest rate cut.

5 March 2025
Japan’s finance minister Kato discussed market-determined FX rates and volatility impact with the US counterpart

Japan’s Kato discussed FX with the US, stressing market-driven rates and addressing concerns over yen devaluation.

5 March 2025
China aims for approximately 5% GDP growth by 2025, with various fiscal and monetary plans outlined

China targets 5% GDP growth, 2% inflation; markets mixed. U.S. tariffs, Japan’s hawkish outlook, FX stable.

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