NASDAQ falls for fourth day, dropping below 100-day moving average, signaling increased selling activity despite optimism.
USD trades unevenly as risk appetite declines; tariffs impact yields. Key data releases include housing and confidence.
Technology and semiconductor stocks decline, while healthcare, financials, and utilities rise. Investors may favor resilient sectors.
Gold hit a record $2,956 before stabilising, driven by tariffs, Fed expectations, and market reactions.
USDCHF hits new lows, approaching key support near 0.9000, with sellers maintaining control in a bearish trend.
Brazil’s mid-month inflation rose to 1.23% in February, signaling a higher cost of living.
Sheinbaum aims to finalise a tariff deal with the US, urging a calm approach amid security discussions.
Pound Sterling remains stable as markets await BoE guidance; GBP/USD declines amid waning bullish momentum and weak demand.
Bitcoin falls below key range; recovery requires surpassing resistance. Support at $86,520 may signal retracement, not reversal.
USD/CAD holds near 1.4260 amid US tariff concerns. Breaking 1.4280 could signal bullish momentum; support lies lower.
