Market Overview - Page 24

Market Picture Pressure in traditional markets has clipped the wings of the crypto market, which is almost back to the point from which Sunday’s rally started. At the start of the day on Tuesday, it was capitalised at $2.76 trillion,.

Although Eurozone CPI went above expectations, it allows the ECB to consider a rate cut. The stable inflation rate and weak domestic demand support more policy easing.

The US PCE Price Index met expectations, indicating potential easing by the Fed later in the year. Personal disposable income increased while spending fell. This is negative for the dollar but positive for stocks and crypto.

Gold has seen its first decline after eight weeks of gains. After starting the week with an attempt to renew its highs, the precious metal has been hit by a more intense sell-off. We saw a similar dynamic at the.

The dollar index fell to 106, retreating from the lows of early December. The momentum against its major rivals was not clear as the Euro stalled, the Pound gained, and the Canadian dollar retreated. Technically, the DXY retreated to the.

Extreme Fear is driving US stocks now, but it hasn't reached extreme levels yet. Buying during periods of extreme fear may not be the best strategy when considering previous market trends.

Germany's business climate in February remained unchanged, with a decline in the current assessment balanced by an increase in expectations. The disappointing results put pressure on the euro.

We're breaking down the latest in the financial markets, from the dollar's ups and downs to gold reaching new highs

Indices This week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 reached new all-time highs. While the Nasdaq 100 continued to push higher after a strong start following the long weekend, the Dow Jones and S&P 500 traded within a narrowing range..

USD struggled to gain momentum despite positive fundamentals. Softening rate expectations and the influence of other major central banks put pressure on the dollar.

Flash manufacturing PMI figures for the Eurozone are better than expected, suggesting economic acceleration in the coming months. However, the services sector was disappointing, indicating a room for further rate cuts.

UK inflation is rising, but it did not have a positive impact on the pound. The Bank of England may be limited in its ability to support economic growth.