Semiconductor Index nears wave pattern completion, signaling potential rally toward $5,700 with risk at $3,800.
President Trump plans reciprocal tariffs to boost competitiveness; Israel eliminates tariffs on U.S. goods.
Johnson & Johnson stock hits 200-day SMA after court rejects talc bankruptcy, raising financial liability concerns.
U.S. 10-year yield drops below key support, signaling bearish trend and potential shift toward 2024 lows.
GBP/USD holds steady near 1.2920 as weak US data pressures USD and recession fears rise globally.
Equity markets rebounded after CNBC report; Nasdaq up 0.9%, Canadian dollar gains, policy talks ongoing.
Yen strengthens on tariff concerns and rate hike expectations; USD/JPY falls near 149 amid US weakness.
Mark Carney stated Canada will respond deliberately with retaliation if the US imposes additional tariffs.
Dollar Index holds steady near 104.30 as soft economic data and rate uncertainty temper trader enthusiasm.
U.S. construction spending rose 0.7% in February, signaling strengthening activity and surpassing economic expectations.
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