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.
Target shares fall 1.6% pre-market as weak consumer spending, poor weather, and uncertainty impact sales forecasts.
Spain’s 6-month letras yield fell to 2.255%. Investors must assess risks and market conditions before investing.
