Market Overview - Page 21

The selling pressure on the US dollar is due to the sell-off in equities and long-term bonds. The current situation is reminiscent of the uncertainty seen in March 2020.

Sentiment in financial markets is at a five-year low, with the Fear and Greed Index falling to 3. Waiting for a reversal in sentiment and a change in politicians' rhetoric can be more reliable indicators for investors.

Gold experienced a significant increase followed by a sharp decline. It may be a good time for bulls to take profits. Oil faced challenges from the macro economy, with OPEC+ ramping up production and oil breaking through a three-year range.

US indices fell after tough tariffs were announced by Trump, triggering a negative reaction in global stock markets. Fear and Greed Index hit a three-year low. The S&P500 and Nasdaq100 showed signs of a downtrend.

The US dollar is experiencing a decline due to trade tariffs and capital flight. The euro and yen are gaining as investors seek alternatives.

The US economy is experiencing a worrying situation known as stagflation, with economic activity declining and inflation rising. The Fed faces difficult choices in deciding how to respond to this situation.

Consumer sentiment index from the University of Michigan shows alarming information for stock indices, with a decline in the index and soaring inflation expectations.

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US PCE inflation exceeded expectations at 2.8% in February. Income growth and savings rates remain strong, suggesting a recession may not be imminent.

Europe will switch to daylight saving time next week. Key events include the RBA's rate decision, EU Flash CPI. And the focus will be on a US NFP.

The US dollar showed a hesitant upward trend, facing resistance as it approached technical obstacles.

The US stock market faced resistance from new auto tariffs and concerns about global response, potentially indicating a downward trend.