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    15 March 2025
    The NASDAQ index increased by 430 points, nearing a crucial hourly moving average resistance level

    NASDAQ rises 430 points, boosted by budget deal; faces resistance at 50-hour moving average for recovery.

    15 March 2025
    The Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index for the US recorded a figure of 57.9, missing forecasts

    Consumer sentiment declines, gold retreats, forex stable, and cryptocurrencies rise slightly with increased interest in BNB, OKB.

    15 March 2025
    According to Scotiabank’s Shaun Osborne, Pound Sterling remains stable following a 0.1% dip in GDP

    GBP stable after 0.1% UK GDP dip; three-month growth at 0.2%. Key resistance: 1.2955, 1.2990.

    15 March 2025
    The Euro rises as German political parties show agreement on a debt package, attracting buyers

    The euro rises as bargain hunters step in; narrowing spreads and political agreements support its upward momentum.

    15 March 2025
    According to Scotiabank’s Chief FX Strategist, CAD strengthens due to improved risk appetite influencing high beta currencies

    CAD strengthens slightly, gold retreats, EUR/USD stable, GBP pressured, crypto market rises amid volatility.

    15 March 2025
    After a rise, the EURUSD retraces to test crucial support levels amidst market tensions

    Germany’s defence spending boosts EURUSD past 1.0901; support at 1.0875 tested, with 1.08174 as potential downside.

    15 March 2025
    The Dollar Index experiences a decline, with a lower valuation observed as the week concludes

    Dollar Index declines as equities rise; gold surpasses $3,000 before retreating. Fed policy and global uncertainties persist.

    14 March 2025
    Germany’s current account decreased to €11.8 billion, down from €24 billion in the prior period

    Germany’s current account fell, gold retreated, EUR/USD rose, GBP/USD remained steady, and cryptocurrencies saw gains.

    14 March 2025
    A Reuters survey indicates the euro zone might see 0.9% and 1.3% growth in 2025/2026

    Eurozone growth forecast remains steady; ECB expected to cut deposit rate to 2.00% by late 2025.

    14 March 2025
    A surge in tech, especially semiconductors, boosts financial stocks, indicating positive market sentiment and growth

    Tech and financial stocks rise as Nvidia, AMD, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo gain, driven by AI and Fed stability.

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