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28 February 2025
Japan’s PM Ishiba reduces the FY25/26 budget to JPY 115.2 trillion, cutting bond issuance and taxes.

Japan’s PM Ishiba revised the FY25/26 budget to JPY 115.2 trillion, impacting subsidies, taxes, and funding sources.

28 February 2025
In February, Germany’s Saxony CPI (MoM) increased from -0.4% to 0.3%.

CPI in Saxony rises, EUR/USD steady, GBP/USD affected by tariffs, Gold falls as US dollar strengthens.

28 February 2025
The US dollar strengthened, while Bitcoin fluctuated, briefly falling below US$80,000 amidst market changes.

The US dollar surged, weakening AUD, NZD, gold, GBP, and EUR. Bitcoin dropped below $80K, while Japan’s inflation softened.

28 February 2025
The US is anticipated to see a slight decrease in core PCE inflation, remaining above the Fed’s target.

Core PCE inflation is projected to drop, influencing Federal Reserve policy and potential market reactions on Friday.

28 February 2025
Ed Miliband plans to travel to China for discussions on enhancing UK-China energy collaboration.

Ed Miliband will visit China on March 17 to discuss UK-China energy cooperation and engage with investors.

28 February 2025
The Emini S&P March fell dramatically after hitting resistance, with session highs and lows at 5873 and 6014.

Emini S&P dropped from resistance, Nasdaq fell below 21000, and Dow Jones collapsed to target support.

28 February 2025
PMIs from China are anticipated to improve, reflecting positive trends in manufacturing and services.

China’s NBS will release February PMIs, with manufacturing expected to expand after January’s contraction due to holidays.

28 February 2025
The Consumer Price Index in France recorded a year-on-year increase of 0.9%, missing forecasts.

France’s CPI rose 0.9% in February 2025, while markets react to forex shifts and commodity pressures.

28 February 2025
Trump will address the media at 9 am, followed by a conference with Ukraine’s President.

Trump speaks Friday at 9 am ET on tariffs, followed by Ukraine’s president at 1 pm ET.

28 February 2025
The US Bureau of Economic Analysis will unveil January’s PCE Price Index, with stable rates anticipated.

Core PCE inflation is expected to slow, with the Fed likely maintaining policy amid stable market expectations.

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