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Mar 2025
Sefcovic acknowledged considerable work remains, as trade tensions and challenges for Ford intensify

EU Trade Chief Sefcovic discusses tariffs with US; Ford restructures, closing Cologne plant; BMW, VW, Volvo expand US presence.

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Mar 2025
The Pound Sterling fell 0.14% against the US Dollar following disappointing UK GDP data

GBP/USD fell 0.14%, holding above 1.2900 as UK GDP contracted. US inflation expectations rose, impacting policy outlook.

15

Mar 2025
The oil rig count increased by one to 487, while gas rigs fell to 100

Oil rigs increased to 487, gas rigs decreased to 100, total rig count remained unchanged at 592.

15

Mar 2025
Traders contemplate a German defense spending vote as EUR/USD climbs back to 1.0900

EUR/USD rises to 1.0900; German vote may boost Euro. Gold surpasses $3,000 as sentiment weakens. Fed steady.

15

Mar 2025
Colombia’s year-on-year retail sales reached 10.2%, surpassing the anticipated 6.8%

Colombia’s retail sales grew 10.2% in January, surpassing forecasts and indicating strong consumer spending and economic resilience.

15

Mar 2025
After tariff and spending bill news, the US Dollar Index experiences another downward movement

The US Dollar struggles near 104.00, pressured by economic data, inflation concerns, and recession-driven gold surge.

15

Mar 2025
European indices finished higher today despite a weekly decline, with strong annual performance recorded

European indices closed higher today but ended the week lower; year-to-date performance remains strong across major markets.

15

Mar 2025
The University of Michigan’s Consumer Sentiment Index suggests a decline to 57.9 in March

US Consumer Sentiment declined in March, inflation expectations rose, and the US Dollar Index continued downtrend.

15

Mar 2025
In January, Russia’s foreign trade rose to $7.159 billion, up from $5.575 billion

Russia’s trade rose to $7.159 billion; gold retraced; EUR/USD traded positively; cryptocurrencies rebounded, adding $352 million.

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Mar 2025
In March, the 5-year consumer inflation expectation in the US increased from 3.5% to 3.9%

U.S. consumer inflation expectation rose to 3.9%, signaling concerns about future prices and economic uncertainty.

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