Ireland’s Central Bank lowers growth forecasts, citing U.S. policy uncertainty, while inflation and pharmaceutical exports rise.
Leading Index rises to 0.8%, signaling growth, but tariff concerns persist despite strong domestic support.
Trump’s dismissal of two FTC commissioners challenges Supreme Court precedent, raising concerns about agency independence and legal authority.
Japan’s business sentiment declined in March 2025, with manufacturers’ and non-manufacturers’ confidence dropping amid economic concerns.
Liquidity in S&P 500 futures has declined, investor sentiment remains cautious, and market participants doubt S&P 500 hitting 6,000.
Liquidity in S&P 500 futures has declined, investor sentiment remains cautious, and market conviction about 6,000 is low.
AUD/JPY stable at 95.10 as BoJ holds rates; Australian Dollar steady ahead of Federal Reserve decision.
BoJ holds rates, USD/JPY rises, Yen under pressure. Gold hits highs, Fed decision awaited, cryptocurrencies volatile.
Rachel Reeves plans further public spending cuts in Spring Statement to address the UK’s fiscal deficit.
GBP/USD falls below 1.3000 as traders await the Fed’s decision; US Dollar strengthens amid inflation concerns.
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