VIX surges 50% to 45; 10YR yield drops, signaling market stress and rising recession concerns.
Risk aversion intensifies as US futures and global indices drop, echoing pandemic-era market volatility concerns.
US Dollar weakens amid tariff concerns; mixed global currency movements; gold dips, rebounds above $3,000.
Spain and EU prepare responses to US tariffs, emphasize negotiation while markets seek actionable commitments.
Gold prices fall amid equity sell-off, rate cut hopes, and central bank buying despite global economic uncertainty.
Germany’s industrial production dropped 1.3% in February, with declines in energy, construction, and consumer goods.
Indian Rupee weakens amid US trade tensions; falling oil prices and RBI rate decision may offset losses.
Germany’s February trade surplus rose to €17.7 billion, driven by increased exports and moderate import growth.
South Africa’s gold and forex reserves rose to $63.167 billion in March, reflecting financial improvement.
Chinese officials discussed early stimulus to boost consumption amid U.S. tariffs; stock market support considered.
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