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    3 March 2025
    The Mexican Peso continues to decline against the US Dollar due to upcoming tariffs announced by Trump.

    The Mexican Peso weakened against the US Dollar amid trade concerns, economic data, Federal Reserve policy, and oil prices.

    3 March 2025
    Trump asserted that Zelensky disrespected the Oval Office, returning only when ready for peace.

    Trump called the meeting meaningful but criticized Zelensky’s stance, emphasizing peace over leverage, impacting markets.

    1 March 2025
    Goolsbee warns that unrealistic productivity expectations could complicate the Fed’s decision-making process.

    Austin Goolsbee warns against optimism on productivity, highlighting potential Federal Reserve challenges if expectations are unmet.

    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.

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