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25 February 2025
Algos have targeted NVDA’s anchored VWAP; its endurance is now under observation for future movements.

NVIDIA’s anchored VWAP around $130 suggests institutional interest, with potential movement towards $138-$142 before earnings.

25 February 2025
After reaching approximately 0.6400, the AUD/USD pair declines as the US Dollar recovers.

AUD/USD fell as the US Dollar rebounded despite weak PMI data; focus shifts to Australian CPI release.

25 February 2025
Trump reported all leaders aimed to conclude the Russia-Ukraine conflict during a recent G7 meeting.

Macron and G7 leaders met to discuss ending the Russia-Ukraine War, with Trump negotiating key economic agreements.

24 February 2025
Charts indicate USD/CAD shows bearish signals, highlighted by engulfing patterns and a key reversal.

Bearish trend signals emerge for USD/CAD, with resistance at 1.4465/00 and support near 1.40 amid technical patterns.

24 February 2025
A U.S.-Ukraine minerals agreement approaches conclusion, aiming for economic investment and support stability.

US-Ukraine agreement focuses on investment, resource revenues, and recovery, but lacks defined US military commitment.

24 February 2025
According to Scotiabank’s strategist, the German election outcome favoured conservative and far-right parties.

The German election shifted right; CDU/CSU won but need a coalition. EURUSD rallied but faced resistance.

24 February 2025
Due to risk-off sentiment, AUDUSD declines, testing its 200-hour MA at 0.6346 amid stock volatility.

AUDUSD declines as risk-off sentiment prevails, testing support at 0.6346 while resistance forms at 0.6367 amid volatility.

24 February 2025
According to Scotiabank’s Shaun Osborne, the US Dollar remains stable amid low trading activity.

USD stable; EUR gains post-Germany election; JPY holds below 150; GBP steady. Markets eye US PCE data.

24 February 2025
The Dallas Fed manufacturing index plummeted to -8.3, indicating a decline in manufacturing activity.

Dallas Fed index drops to -8.3, lowest since September. Business conditions, labor market weaken; cost pressures rise.

24 February 2025
In February, Mexico’s core inflation for the first half-month was 0.27%, slightly lower than 0.28%.

Mexico’s core inflation dipped to 0.27% in mid-February, alongside market updates on currencies, commodities, and trends.

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