Oil prices fell after the ceasefire announcement but rebounded amid supply risks and declining US crude inventories.
USDCHF trades in a range as traders await US tariffs; support at 0.8760, resistance at 0.8860.
US tariffs may slightly impact Eurozone growth, while the ECB manages inflation and liquidity through monetary policies.
ECB’s Villeroy sees limited eurozone inflation impact from US tariffs but warns of GDP drop and risks.
EUR/GBP declines as UK growth and German fiscal shifts weigh, with budget risks but bearish outlook persists.
Australia’s inflation fell to 2.4% in February, approaching target range, but services inflation remains challenging.
GBP is expected to trade between 1.2920 and 1.2980 today, with consolidation and a minor downward tendency.
UK CPI fell below expectations, increasing BoE rate cut chances. Traders adjusted forecasts for Fed, ECB, BoC, RBA.
Junko Koeda sees rising prices, wage growth, and delayed monetary effects, influencing USD/JPY to stay above 150.
USDJPY broke a key trendline, signaling potential moves. Buyers target 160.00, while sellers eye 140.00.
