Insights 
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns of market declines, economic downturns, and Goldman Sachs lowers oil forecasts.
GBP/USD struggles near 1.2930 amid weak UK GDP, USD softness, and anticipation of key central bank decisions.
G7 finance ministers will meet virtually on March 17 before the June 15–17 summit in Kananaskis, Alberta.
Euro should expand its global role, supported by a strong investment union to attract capital and enhance stability.
New Zealand’s GDP is forecast to shrink by 0.8% before rebounding to 2.1% in 2026.
China’s monetary policy balances economic support with risk, considering U.S. yield gaps, bank margins, and easing timing.
UK house price growth slowed to 1% in March, down from 1.4%, reflecting weaker market conditions.
Brent crude prices fell to $70 as market sentiment shifted, with US economic concerns outweighing supply risks.
Rightmove House Price Index rises, AUD/USD stable, gold strong, and central banks’ decisions closely monitored.
Speculative traders shift positions; euro, pound, and yen gain bullish momentum, while Australian, Swiss, and Canadian dollars struggle.
