Russian reserves rise, EUR/USD drops, gold falls, Bitcoin recovers, and French inflation declines on electricity prices.
USDJPY consolidates at 148.60 amid risk aversion. Traders eye NFP, CPI, and Fed policy for direction.
Mexico’s jobless rate stays at 2.6%; markets fluctuate as gold, Bitcoin, and currencies experience shifts.
European stocks declined; Eurostoxx down 0.9%, DAX 1.0%, CAC 40 0.6%. Trump announced 25% EU tariffs.
Mexico’s trade deficit widened, the US Dollar surged, gold dropped, and Bitcoin recovered while Eurozone inflation varied.
Switzerland’s GDP grew 0.2% in Q4, with industry, services, consumption, and investment contributing to the expansion.
Data releases include Spanish CPI, US Durable Goods Orders, Q4 GDP estimate, Jobless Claims, and central bank speeches.
Italy’s bond yield fell, EUR/USD remained under 1.0500, gold hit a low, and Solana declined sharply.
Yields decline, testing the 200-day average, as traders anticipate rate cuts amid softer economic data signals.
Eurozone sentiment rose to 96.3; USD strengthens, gold drops, and France faces disinflation amid rising service costs.
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