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    27 February 2025
    The US Dollar shows slight improvement today, yet remains within established ranges against major currencies.

    USD strengthens slightly; European stocks decline; US futures firm; bond yields rise; JPY, CHF lag; MXN, CAD outperform.

    27 February 2025
    European equity markets declined, with DAX dropping 1.2%, while UK FTSE 100 rose slightly.

    European markets declined; Stoxx 600 fell 1.0%, DAX 1.2%, while FTSE 100 gained 0.2% amid tariff concerns.

    27 February 2025
    According to the US Department of Labor, applications for unemployment insurance reached 242,000 last week.

    Jobless claims rose to 242,000, exceeding expectations, while continuing claims declined to 1.862 million amid economic shifts.

    27 February 2025
    The AUDUSD experiences its largest drop in 2025 due to tariff worries affecting traders today.

    AUDUSD drops 0.9% after Trump’s tariffs; key support at 0.62474, with potential downside to 0.62097.

    27 February 2025
    In January, the US Census Bureau reported a 3.1% increase in durable goods orders, reaching $286 billion.

    Durable Goods Orders rose 3.1% in January, driven by transportation equipment, exceeding expectations but barely impacting USD.

    27 February 2025
    Ueda stated that US policy developments will influence Japan’s monetary decisions amid global uncertainty.

    BOJ’s Ueda emphasized tariff uncertainties, stressing their impact on economies and policy decisions while avoiding rate discussions.

    27 February 2025
    In North American trading, GBP/JPY rises close to 189.60 before the Trump-Starmer meeting in Washington.

    GBP/JPY rises to 189.60 as the Pound strengthens; BoE easing expected, while BoJ plans further tightening.

    27 February 2025
    Tariff anxieties are pressuring the EURUSD, approaching crucial support levels amidst declining market sentiment.

    EURUSD declines on tariff concerns; key support zone tested. Stock markets dip; US yields remain elevated.

    27 February 2025
    In January, the US Durable Goods Orders excluding Transportation fell to 0%, disappointing forecasts of 0.3%.

    US durable goods orders stagnated, EUR/USD holds 1.0400, Gold drops, and Litecoin surges 24% on ETF speculation.

    27 February 2025
    Following Trump’s tariff announcement, USDCAD climbed back into a crucial trading range, indicating bullish sentiment.

    USDCAD rises after Trump’s 25% tariff announcement, surpassing the 100-bar moving average. Key levels: 1.4395, 1.4471.

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