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4 March 2025
The yield on Spain’s 6-month letras auction dropped from 2.355% to 2.255%.

Spain’s 6-month letras yield fell to 2.255%. Investors must assess risks and market conditions before investing.

4 March 2025
The Loonie faces pressure due to tariffs, while USD trends lower amid anticipated rate cuts.

USD weakens amid rate cut expectations; USDCAD trends bullish but risks remain from tariffs and economic data shifts.

4 March 2025
In a Letras auction, Spain recorded a yield of 2.173%, down from 2.221%.

Spain’s 12-month Letras auction yielded 2.173%, down from 2.221%, reflecting market conditions and investor sentiment.

4 March 2025
The eurozone unemployment rate for January is 6.2%, matching revised previous figures and expectations.

Eurozone unemployment rate at 6.2% in January, slightly below expectations, showing stability despite economic challenges.

4 March 2025
The unemployment rate in the Eurozone was 6.2%, lower than the anticipated 6.3%.

Eurozone unemployment fell to 6.2% in January, below expectations, indicating potential economic improvement but requiring monitoring.

4 March 2025
EUR/USD approaches 1.0500 resistance, seeking a breakout despite ongoing dollar weakness in the market.

EUR/USD rises 0.2% to 1.0510, challenging resistance amid dollar weakness and falling bond yields.

4 March 2025
In January, Greece saw its unemployment rate decrease from 9.4% to 8.7%.

Greece’s unemployment rate dropped to 8.7%, indicating job market improvement and positive economic trends in January.

4 March 2025
The Eurozone Unemployment rate stands out today, with tariff implications and Trump’s Congressional address expected.

Eurozone unemployment data leads, while markets watch tariffs. Trump addresses Congress at 21:00 ET on policy.

4 March 2025
According to Standard Chartered, China’s CPI inflation may decline in February due to falling prices.

China’s manufacturing PMI rose to 50.2, while trade declined amid tariffs and Lunar New Year effects.

4 March 2025
Tariffs on China increase to 20%, while potential confusion surrounds those on Canada and Mexico.

Tariffs on China increase to 20%, while Canada and Mexico face 25% tariffs under national security measures.

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