European indices rose as Germany’s Bundestag approved fiscal reforms, with markets reacting positively to the anticipated ratification.
US industrial production rose 0.7%, EUR/USD climbed, gold neared $3,040, and Bitcoin faced uncertainty.
Markets unsettled as Trump and Putin discuss ceasefire, NATO, weapon shipments, territorial issues, and long-term peace.
USD/CAD trades below 1.4300 after Canadian CPI surpasses estimates; Fed policy decision and projections closely watched.
Bundestag approves Merz’s fiscal reform, enabling defence spending, infrastructure funding; Bundesrat vote pending, Fitch warns risks.
Redbook Index falls, AUD/USD struggles, EUR/USD climbs, gold nears record, and Bitcoin market sentiment remains cautious.
USDCHF faces resistance at 0.88637 and struggles below the 200-day average, with support at 0.87575.
Inflation in Canada rose to 2.6% in February, exceeding expectations. The Bank of Canada lowered interest rates.
GBPUSD and EURUSD held above their 100-hour MAs, suggesting buyers maintain control and a short-term bullish outlook.
Import prices rose to 2% YoY. EUR/USD peaked, gold neared highs, and Bitcoin sentiment stayed negative.
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