USD/CNH rose 0.45% to 7.2700 as China faces deflation, with CPI and PPI declining amid economic challenges.
USDCAD fluctuates amid tariffs uncertainty, economic data, and rate expectations, with key reports influencing price action ahead.
Italy’s PPI rose to 4.4%, Sentix confidence improved, GBP/USD stayed above 1.2900, and gold declined.
Euro rises as dollar weakens; focus on US CPI and Germany’s debt brake talks ahead of 18 March vote.
Italy’s PPI rose 1.6% in January; EUR/USD near 1.0850; gold struggles at $2,900 amid uncertainties.
Eurozone Sentix confidence improved to -2.9 in March 2025, surpassing expectations, with German sentiment rising significantly.
Greece’s CPI fell to 2.5%, Sentix confidence improved, EUR/USD traded near 1.0850, and gold faced challenges.
Swiss sight deposits rose slightly but remain on a downward trend, totaling CHF 444.1 billion as of 7 March.
Greece’s industrial production grew 2% in January, slowing from the previous 5.8%, showing a declining trend.
AUD/USD is range-bound between 0.6280-0.6330; a drop below 0.6265 suggests continued consolidation without strong recovery.
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