AUD is expected to trade between 0.6325 and 0.6365, with long-term consolidation between 0.6280 and 0.6410.
Thomas Barkin to deliver “Inflation Then and Now” speech at Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce at 1330 GMT.
Pound Sterling may weaken in March, with GBP/USD struggling above 1.26 amid trade tensions and policy shifts.
Hamas prepares for renewed conflict with Israel, appointing commanders, reinforcing tunnels, and training fighters amid cease-fire uncertainty.
Oil prices dropped sharply as weak US consumer confidence fueled demand concerns, outweighing supply risks from sanctions.
Trump stated tariffs on Canada and Mexico were proceeding, but the White House later clarified his remarks.
GBP shows rebound potential but lacks momentum; falling below 1.2580 could hinder reaching the 1.2730 target.
Donald Trump will address the media, attend a Cabinet Meeting, and sign executive orders throughout the day.
USD/JPY nears 149.40 as traders await Japan’s economic data; BOJ rate hikes and US yields rise.
January inflation was 2.5%, aligning with RBA’s target. Rate cuts remain unlikely. AUD fluctuated, Chinese equities gained.
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