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28 February 2025
After Trump suggests an extra 10% tariff on China, AUD/USD hits a three-week low near 0.6200.

AUD/USD falls to 0.6200 amid US tariffs on China, impacting Australia’s economy and trade balance concerns.

28 February 2025
Chinese banks have been advised by the PBOC to reduce dollar deposit rates to promote yuan.

China’s banks lower dollar deposit rates to encourage yuan conversions, reflecting Beijing’s stance on capital control measures.

28 February 2025
In February, Italy’s Consumer Price Index matched the anticipated figure of 0.2%.

Italy’s inflation rose 0.2% in February 2025; EUR/USD steady near 1.0400 amid geopolitical concerns and tariffs.

28 February 2025
Gold’s decline accelerates, with new levels identified as potential support amidst technical shifts.

Gold declines over 2% this week, breaking gains streak; technical analysis suggests deeper drop amid correction signs.

28 February 2025
The Consumer Price Index in Italy recorded a 1.7% year-on-year growth, falling short of expectations.

Italy’s Consumer Price Index in February 2025 grew 1.7%, below market expectations of 1.8%, indicating slower inflation.

28 February 2025
The Politburo of China plans proactive policies to boost domestic demand and stabilise markets, amid challenges.

China’s Politburo plans proactive policies, stabilising markets, managing risks, and addressing external shocks amid economic uncertainty.

28 February 2025
According to ING’s Chris Turner, the dollar strengthened due to Trump’s tariff announcement.

Trump confirmed tariffs, strengthening USD; DXY may hit 108. Equities fell, crypto dropped 20%, trade deficit remains.

28 February 2025
Japanese housing starts for January decreased by 4.6% year-on-year, worse than anticipated.

Japan’s January 2025 housing starts fell 4.6% year-on-year, exceeding expectations and impacting economic sentiment. USD/JPY at 149.75.

28 February 2025
Hesse’s annual CPI in Germany decreased to 2.3% in February, down from 2.5%.

Hesse’s CPI rose 2.3% year-on-year in February, down from 2.5% in the previous month.

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.

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