German inflation data in focus; weak EU numbers, Trump tariff plans fuel cautious sentiment before April 2.
European and U.S. futures decline amid tariff fears; gold hits record high as risk aversion increases.
Germany’s import prices rose 0.3% in February, driven by consumer and intermediate goods, excluding energy.
Goldman Sachs now expects three Fed rate cuts in 2024, citing recession risks from impending tariffs.
European markets now open an hour earlier as daylight savings time begins, lasting until late October.
CNOOC discovers major oilfield in South China Sea with over 100 million tonnes of proven reserves.
RBA may consider rate cut amid global uncertainty; forecasts split on timing, with May likely.
Nanjing lifts home purchase limits, boosting property market; mortgage applications rise amid supportive housing policies.
Elon Musk confirms no US plans for Dogecoin use, despite community hopes and shifting crypto strategies.
China’s manufacturing and services PMIs rose in March, indicating modest economic expansion and improving business confidence.
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