Major central banks are expected to decide on rate changes, with attention on the ECB, Fed, BoC, and BoJ.
Oval Office shifts focus to tariffs; Trump’s Canada-Mexico tariffs begin tomorrow amid urgent negotiations and uncertainty.
Austria’s unemployment rate dropped to 8.1% in February, reflecting improved job availability and a positive trend.
JPY strengthens as BoJ rate hike expectations rise; USD/JPY struggles near 151.00; traders await US macro data.
USD/CHF declines to 0.9020 as US Dollar weakens; Swiss Franc strengthens amid global tensions and safe-haven demand.
USD/CAD FX option expiry at 1.4440 on 3 March may impact volatility amid tariff-related developments.
Global PMIs, labour data, and central bank decisions highlight economic trends, inflation concerns, and employment shifts this week.
Gold prices in the Philippines rose, with 1 gram reaching 5,340.18 PHP due to various influencing factors.
GBP/USD weakened from a ten-week peak but rebounded above 1.2600 amid USD weakness and economic concerns.
Federal Reserve’s Musalem discusses U.S. economy, inflation trends, policy changes, and potential risks at NABE conference.
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