PPI release expected; jobless claims rise; EURUSD, USDJPY fluctuate; geopolitical tensions; central bank updates; stock declines; yields mixed.
Canada’s building permits fell 3.2%, gold surged, EUR/USD recovered, GBP/USD stabilized, and metaverse tokens declined.
Trump threatens 200% tariff on French wines, euro weakens as EUR/USD drops, impacting German debt talks.
Producer prices fell, gold surged, EUR/USD recovered, metaverse tokens declined, and the UK faced economic challenges.
PPI at 3.2%, gold surpasses $2,980, EUR/USD recovers, GBP/USD steady, UK faces fiscal concerns, potential taxes.
Jobless claims rose slightly; gold neared record highs; currencies fluctuated; metaverse tokens corrected; UK faces economic challenges.
Barclays expects Fed rate cuts in June and September, aligning with shifting market expectations and trader projections.
Mexico’s industrial output fell 2.9%, gold hit record highs, and currency markets reacted to trade concerns.
Ireland’s HICP rose 0.8% in February, exceeding forecasts, highlighting inflation trends and economic shifts in consumer pricing.
Market sentiment improves as stocks gain momentum. US futures trim losses, European indices rise, and key data awaited.
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