Insights 
Gold peaked at $3,004 before falling below $3,000, maintaining gains amid tariff concerns and interest rate impacts.
Canada’s manufacturing sales rose 1.7% in January, with motor vehicle sales surging 11.1% and inventories increasing.
The Japanese Yen declines as equities recover; BOJ policy remains steady despite wage gains and limited rate hikes.
The US stock market recovers; Trump predicts a strong economic comeback, expressing optimism for future growth.
GBP declines as UK GDP contracts 0.1% in January; BOE likely to pause easing amid persistent inflation.
US dollar mixed, stocks and yields up. Trade tensions, tariffs, European debt agreement, Japan wages, UK GDP down.
Gold breaks consolidation; targets $3015 and $3035/3050. Support at $2880 if retracement occurs. Momentum slowing.
Markets fluctuated as US Treasuries and Bunds moved, while Fitch’s France review signaled potential risks and upgrades.
CDU, SPD, and Greens agree on financial package; EUR/USD rises, DAX gains, debt funding targets defence, infrastructure, climate.
USD may rise slightly against CNH, staying within the 7.2100–7.2800 range, with support at 7.2300.
