Euro rises as markets await US jobs data; oil prices climb slightly; German orders drop; Eurozone GDP grows.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reaffirmed support for a strong dollar, addressing tariffs, economic data, and market influence.
US tariffs starting 2 April will cause a one-time price adjustment, with no exemptions or exceptions granted.
Boeing’s pullback reaches support; staged buying, stop-loss at $154.98, targeting 12% gain with risk management.
OPEC+ may adjust oil production if market conditions shift, showing flexibility amid fluctuating prices, says Novak.
Daylight savings begins 9 March 2025, shifting US clocks forward one hour, affecting market hours and discussions.
Eurozone GDP grew 0.2% in Q4, revised from 0.1%, indicating modest economic expansion despite adjustments.
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Euro rises 0.6% to 1.0854, approaching 1.1000; German debt vote on 18 March may impact sentiment.
European stocks opened lower as regional equities declined, influenced by Wall Street’s selloff and upcoming US jobs report.
