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4 March 2025
The RBA’s February meeting minutes will reveal insights on anticipated future rate cuts.

RBA minutes highlight February rate cut, future policy hints, and economic calendar focus on Australia and New Zealand.

4 March 2025
US 10-year yields fell to 4.16%, approaching December’s low, raising concerns about the economy.

US 10-year yields fall to 4.16%, nearing December lows, impacting USD/JPY, which holds above 148.50.

4 March 2025
Trump confirmed 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, causing USD/CAD to rise and US stocks to fall.

Trump announced 25% tariffs on Canada and Mexico, impacting USD/CAD. He also discussed Ukraine and trade negotiations.

4 March 2025
Trump confirms that external goods will face tariffs starting April 2, urging farmers to prepare.

Trump announced reciprocal tariffs starting April 2, urging farmers to boost domestic production and prepare for growth.

3 March 2025
Musalem’s recent stance indicates growing concerns over downside risks in consumer and housing data.

Alberto G. Musalem warns of downside risks, urging patience while monitoring inflation expectations and economic growth challenges.

3 March 2025
Reports suggest Trump may consider halting military aid to Ukraine during an afternoon meeting.

Trump to announce tariff decisions on Mexico, Canada; meeting to discuss Ukraine, possible U.S. military aid suspension.

3 March 2025
The Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow tracker dropped dramatically to -2.8%, reflecting concerning economic indicators.

GDPNow growth tracker drops to -2.8% for Q1, driven by declines in consumption and investment growth estimates.

3 March 2025
According to Lutnick, Trump will make a tariff decision today, taking various issues into account.

Trump to decide on tariffs today, Commerce Secretary Lutnick says; announcement expected tomorrow amid fentanyl crisis concerns.

3 March 2025
Construction spending in the US decreased by 0.2%, contrary to the expected stability of 0.0%.

US construction spending fell 0.2% in January 2025, missing expectations, after rising 0.5% in December 2024.

3 March 2025
Canada’s February manufacturing PMI dropped to 47.8, with heightened inflation and declining confidence.

Canada’s manufacturing PMI fell to 47.8 in February 2025, with declining orders, rising costs, and weaker confidence.

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