Insights 
EUR/USD nears 1.0900 as traders await the Fed decision; Euro supported by optimism over growth and peace.
Atlanta Fed cuts Q1 GDPNow estimate to -2.1% as consumption weakens; trade deficit pressures growth outlook further.
The Euro rose near 1.09, supported by Germany’s fiscal plans and strong Chinese economic data, eyeing resistance.
Retail sales rose 0.2% in February to $722.7 billion, missing forecasts; annual growth reached 3.1%.
The Australian dollar remains resilient, gaining 40 pips amid market volatility and positive sentiment from China’s stimulus.
Empire State Manufacturing Index falls to -20, signaling contraction and potential challenges for New York’s manufacturing sector.
EURUSD shows bullish momentum, holding above key support. Next targets: 1.0936–1.09543. Support at 1.08725 critical.
US retail sales slowed, AUD/USD neared 0.6400, Gold held $3,000, and central banks prepared key discussions.
Morgan Stanley predicts Fed and BoJ will keep rates unchanged, emphasizing patience amid global economic uncertainty.
US retail sales slowed, AUD approached 0.6400, Euro neared 1.0950, and Gold traded around $3,000.
