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    1 March 2025
    The US Oil Rig Count rose from 487 to 489, according to Baker Hughes data.

    US oil rig count rises to 489; EUR/USD steady near 1.0400; Gold drops; GBP/USD holds above 1.2600.

    1 March 2025
    Recent economic concerns led to declining US 10-year Treasury yields, indicating potential recessionary signals.

    US 10-year Treasury yields fell amid economic concerns, inverted yield curve signals recession risks, indicators evolving.

    1 March 2025
    The EUR/USD pair exhibits vulnerability after struggling to maintain gains above the 100-day SMA.

    EUR/USD faces volatility, struggling below key SMAs, with mixed technical signals and potential bearish momentum ahead.

    1 March 2025
    After testing the 200-day MA, the Nasdaq index rebounded positively following a previous decline.

    NASDAQ dipped but rebounded above key supports; breaking $18,831 strengthens buyers, while failure risks further decline.

    1 March 2025
    GBP/USD faces challenges at 1.2600, but anticipates its first monthly increase since September 2024.

    Pound Sterling struggles near 1.2600, stabilizing as US Dollar retracts; key US PCE data awaited today.

    1 March 2025
    The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tracker sharply declines to -1.5%, highlighting growing recession concerns and challenges.

    The Atlanta Fed Q1 GDP tracker fell sharply, driven by weak trade data, declining consumption, and housing concerns.

    1 March 2025
    The Pound Sterling battles at 1.2600 against the US Dollar, poised for its first monthly rise.

    GBP struggles at 1.2600 but eyes monthly gain; US tariffs rise; BoE notes balanced inflation risks.

    1 March 2025
    Canada’s budget deficit is $21.72B this year, improved from $22.72B last year.

    Canada’s budget deficit decreased to $21.72 billion, with a $1 billion surplus in December, reflecting fiscal stability.

    1 March 2025
    Rabobank’s Bas van Geffen reports that some policymakers suggest a pause, but next week’s meeting remains unaffected.

    Policymakers seek a pause, but the ECB is set to cut rates amid inflation concerns and tariff risks.

    1 March 2025
    Equities rise unexpectedly, while FX and bonds remain stable, showing little conviction in markets.

    Equities rise as S&P 500 gains; Nvidia recovers; bond markets stable; US dollar strengthens; bitcoin rebounds.

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