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Monthly Archives: February 2025

Eurozone consumer confidence held steady in February, while economic sentiment showed slight improvement despite challenges.

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Eurozone consumer confidence steady; economic sentiment improves but services weaken and manufacturing struggles amid subdued conditions.

In January, Durable Goods Orders in the United States exceeded expectations, reaching 3.1%.

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US durable goods orders rose 3.1%, the US Dollar strengthened, gold declined, and European inflation faces challenges.

Interest rate outlook reveals anticipated cuts by several banks and potential hikes by the BoJ.

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Global central banks anticipate rate cuts by year-end, except Japan, which may increase rates amid policy stability.

The reserves of the Russian Central Bank rose from $628.5B to $634.6B.

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Russian reserves rise, EUR/USD drops, gold falls, Bitcoin recovers, and French inflation declines on electricity prices.

The Japanese Yen benefits from risk aversion, while the USD remains resilient amid weak data.

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USDJPY consolidates at 148.60 amid risk aversion. Traders eye NFP, CPI, and Fed policy for direction.

In January, Mexico’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate holds steady at 2.6%.

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Mexico’s jobless rate stays at 2.6%; markets fluctuate as gold, Bitcoin, and currencies experience shifts.

European stocks decline at open, reversing previous gains, amidst tariff threats from Trump.

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European stocks declined; Eurostoxx down 0.9%, DAX 1.0%, CAC 40 0.6%. Trump announced 25% EU tariffs.

In January, Mexico’s trade balance fell short of expectations, recording a deficit of $4.558 billion.

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Mexico’s trade deficit widened, the US Dollar surged, gold dropped, and Bitcoin recovered while Eurozone inflation varied.

Switzerland’s Q4 GDP rose 0.2%, missing expectations while yearly growth was also lower than forecast.

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Switzerland’s GDP grew 0.2% in Q4, with industry, services, consumption, and investment contributing to the expansion.

Today features various low-tier data, including Spanish CPI, US Jobless Claims, and central bank speakers.

Written on February 27, 2025 at 2:03 pm, by

Data releases include Spanish CPI, US Durable Goods Orders, Q4 GDP estimate, Jobless Claims, and central bank speeches.

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