Three Federal Reserve rate cuts are expected in 2024, with markets anticipating 80 basis points of easing.
Chevron (CVX) is in Wave (V), showing bullish momentum, with potential new highs after a corrective pattern.
The US Federal Register will publish tariff details Thursday, but uncertainty remains about enforcement and procedural clarity.
GBP/USD climbed 1%, reaching 1.2700, as USD weakened due to disappointing data and tariff concerns.
Tesla shares hit $272 pre-market; China sales fell 49% in February, Australia sales dropped 71.9%.
Germany’s 5-year yield fell, EUR/USD retreated, gold rose, Bitcoin dropped, and the US imposed new tariffs.
Trudeau announces retaliatory tariffs, warning of higher costs and job risks, sparking legal and economic concerns.
AUD/USD trades lower above 0.6200 amid tariffs on China, weaker USD, and potential Australian Retail Sales support.
US Commerce Secretary Lutnick to discuss tariffs on CNBC; presidential decision expected today, public announcement tomorrow.
UK bond yields fell, USD rebounded, gold held steady, crypto declined, and US imposed new tariffs.
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