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4 March 2025
New highs were reached by the EUROSTOXX (SX5E), as analysed through its Elliott Wave Charts.

Eurostoxx is bullish, forming an impulse. Buy on dips. EUR/USD climbs as USD weakens; AUD/USD choppy.

4 March 2025
This year anticipates three Federal Reserve rate reductions, reflecting market adjustments and economic risks.

Three Federal Reserve rate cuts are expected in 2024, with markets anticipating 80 basis points of easing.

4 March 2025
Chevron Corporation (CVX) is expected to continue rising, driven by strong bullish momentum.

Chevron (CVX) is in Wave (V), showing bullish momentum, with potential new highs after a corrective pattern.

4 March 2025
Traders express confusion over unclear tariff implementation details on Canada, causing bureaucratic uncertainty.

The US Federal Register will publish tariff details Thursday, but uncertainty remains about enforcement and procedural clarity.

4 March 2025
Due to widespread USD decline, GBP/USD rose approximately 1%, aiming for multi-month peaks.

GBP/USD climbed 1%, reaching 1.2700, as USD weakened due to disappointing data and tariff concerns.

4 March 2025
Tesla shares fall to $272 in pre-market amid steep declines in China and global sales.

Tesla shares hit $272 pre-market; China sales fell 49% in February, Australia sales dropped 71.9%.

4 March 2025
The auction yield of Germany’s five-year note decreased from 2.17% to 2.15%.

Germany’s 5-year yield fell, EUR/USD retreated, gold rose, Bitcoin dropped, and the US imposed new tariffs.

4 March 2025
Justin Trudeau responded with retaliatory tariffs, indicating future legal battles over trade issues with the US.

Trudeau announces retaliatory tariffs, warning of higher costs and job risks, sparking legal and economic concerns.

4 March 2025
The AUD/USD pair is declining slightly, trading around 0.6220 amid Trump’s new tariffs on China.

AUD/USD trades lower above 0.6200 amid tariffs on China, weaker USD, and potential Australian Retail Sales support.

4 March 2025
US Commerce Secretary Lutnick is set to discuss tariffs and border security during a CNBC appearance.

US Commerce Secretary Lutnick to discuss tariffs on CNBC; presidential decision expected today, public announcement tomorrow.

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