Insights 
GBP/USD rises 0.31% as US Dollar weakens; traders anticipate Fed easing amid weak retail sales and manufacturing data.
Dow Jones rebounds but nears correction; Federal Reserve policy and inflation concerns could impact future market direction.
US retail sales missed forecasts, gold rose, S&P 500 gained, NZD led, JPY lagged, and USD weakened.
USD/JPY nears 149.00 as Yen weakens; focus shifts to central bank policies and economic data this week.
Nasdaq and S&P rise above the 50-hour moving average, maintaining momentum; Dow also shows upward movement.
AUD/USD rises to 0.6350 as China’s stimulus boosts AUD; Australian employment data and Fed decision awaited.
The Trump administration considers recognizing Crimea as Russian, potentially influencing UN policy to resolve the ongoing conflict.
Gold trades near $2,990, with $3,000 as key support, as markets react to economic data and Fed policy.
USD/CAD falls below 1.43 amid Canadian concerns; home sales drop 9.8%, tariffs and economic uncertainty persist.
GBP is strong, focusing on the BoE decision. Resistance at 1.3035, support at 1.2925/30, consolidating below 1.30.
