Canada plans 25% tariffs on U.S. imports if U.S. tariffs proceed, impacting C$30 billion in goods starting Tuesday.
GBP may test 1.2730 resistance against USD, with support at 1.2645 critical for sustaining upward momentum.
Deutsche Bank expects the ECB to cut rates by 25 basis points to 2.50% on March 6.
Dollar strength depends on equities; tariffs impact currencies. Yen and franc may rise if US stocks fall.
Gold prices may reach $3,000 by 2025 due to inflation, geopolitical instability, and central bank demand.
USD/CAD holds near 1.4500 as bearish oil prices weigh on CAD; resistance at 1.4545 and 1.4600.
China opposes U.S. tariffs, plans countermeasures, citing unilateralism and coercion, defending its rights and trade rules.
Gold prices in Saudi Arabia remained steady, with 1 gram at 348.47 SAR. Global trends and central bank demand influence prices.
British retailers expect price increases due to rising employment costs, food inflation, and operational expenses impacting consumers.
EUR/JPY declined as safe-haven demand rose, driven by US trade tensions and diverging central bank policies.
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