Forex
The Euro (EUR) regains some ground against the US Dollar (USD) on Friday, with EUR/USD clawing back part of its earlier losses as soft US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data pressures the Greenback.
US inflation continued to ease in January, with both headline and core readings showing gradual moderation. Tariff effects remain limited and rent pressures have slowed. The Fed is likely to stay on hold in the near term, but markets expect rate cuts from mid year, pricing in close to two and a half reductions by year end.
Forex
EUR/GBP rebounds from earlier daily lows on Friday, with the Euro (EUR) drawing modest support from preliminary Eurozone Gross Domestic Product (GDP) data that showed the economy growing in line with expectations in the fourth quarter of 2025.
CPI Breaking: Inflation cools more than expected as the headline rate hits 2.4%. While shelter remains sticky, falling energy prices fueled an everything rally in Metals, Crypto, and Stocks. We analyze the US Dollar's slide and what this means for the Fed's next move on March 18.
Commodities
Silver (XAG/USD) shows minor gains on Friday, trading at $77.35 at the time of writing after bouncing from lows near $74.00 on Thursday. The white metal, however, remains on track for its third consecutive weekly decline, with bulls lacking follow-through above the $79.00 area.
Forex
The Pound (GBP) extends losses against the US Dollar (USD) for the fourth consecutive day, trading around 1.3600 on Friday after pulling back from weekly highs above 1.3700.
EUR/USD is tightly coiled ahead of the crucial U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) release, which was delayed this month. The pair's fate hangs on two factors: Inflation Realities and Labor Market Strength. A "hot" CPI print is expected to reinforce the Fed's hawkish pause, potentially driving EUR/USD down to the 1.1785 support. Conversely, further signs of a cooling U.S. labor market, like rising jobless claims, could weaken the Dollar and allow the Euro to retest the 1.2000 psychological barrier.
Forex
The Euro (EUR) keeps trading lower against the US Dollar (USD) for the fourth consecutive day on Friday, hovering below 1.1860 at the time of writing, down from its weekly high of 1.1928.
Indices
Deutsche Bank analysts describe a broad risk-off session where the S&P 500 logged a third straight decline, led by heavy losses in software and mega-cap tech.
Indices
The Dow Jones retreated to its 20-day moving average after hitting fresh record highs, as technology stocks dragged US indices lower. Key support sits at 49,265, while a break above 49,940 could revive bullish momentum and open the door to a retest of all-time highs. Failure to hold support risks a deeper pullback toward the 50-day moving average zone.
