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7 March 2025
In February, China reported a 2.3% decrease in exports year-on-year, missing the 5% forecast

China’s exports rose 2.3% in February, below the expected 5%, potentially affecting market perceptions and strategies.

7 March 2025
The JPY excels while the AUD and NZD struggle against both the JPY and USD

JPY strengthens as AUD and NZD decline; Japan ends deflation, while China’s export growth misses expectations.

7 March 2025
In February, China’s year-on-year exports in CNY fell to 3.4%, down from 10.9%

China’s exports fell, AUD remains subdued, Yen strengthens, gold dips, and Bitcoin drops 5% before US NFP.

7 March 2025
Upcoming China inflation data is anticipated to reveal CPI deflation for February, affecting consumer prices

China will release CPI and PPI data on March 9, with CPI expected to return to deflation.

7 March 2025
Foreign reserves in Indonesia decreased from $156.1 to $154.5 million during that month

Indonesia’s foreign reserves fell to $154.5 billion in February, affecting currency management and economic stability.

7 March 2025
Ethereum futures analysis reveals key trading levels, guiding traders in profit-taking and risk management strategies

Ethereum futures at 2,167; support at 2,161; resistance near 2,200; VWAP and Volume Profile guide trading strategies.

7 March 2025
Trading around 0.5730, NZD/USD stops its four-day decline prior to China’s trade balance release

NZD/USD trades near 0.5730, pressured by caution ahead of China’s trade data and US job reports.

7 March 2025
Japan is set to announce an end to prolonged deflation, signalling potential economic changes ahead

Japan to declare an end to deflation; inflation stays above 2%, impacting BOJ’s next rate hike decision.

7 March 2025
The Indian Rupee remains stable, facing potential selling pressure from ongoing Foreign Institutional Investor outflows

Indian Rupee steady amid investor outflows, crude oil impact, US data anticipation, and RBI policy expectations.

7 March 2025
Chinese exports rose by 2.3% annually, falling short of the 5.0% forecast. Imports declined 8.4%

China’s trade surplus reached $170.5 billion as exports grew 2.3% and imports declined 8.4%, impacting AUD.

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