Topic: Foreign Exchange
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Trade war sends stocks into correction
S&P 500 has entered correction territory. February inflation came in lower. President Trump announced a 200% tariff. Fed to hold rates at 4.5%. European natural gas prices to drop. UK GDP shrank 0.1%. US dollar rebounded.
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Investors go all-in on Europe
US market uncertainty deepens as President Trump delays tariffs on Canada and Mexico, pushing the Nasdaq into correction. The dollar weakens amid concerns over US growth and dovish Fed expectations. Europe outperforms with strong fiscal and monetary support, and the pound strengthens against the dollar.
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Global FX Outlook for March
Download this month’s Global FX Outlook and uncover the potential risks and opportunities for businesses that make cross-border payments.
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Market jitters over tariff chatter
Markets drop as the dollar rises on risk aversion and Trump’s tariff threats. Treasury yields fall, while mixed US data signals slowing momentum. The ECB may cut rates next week amid inflation concerns.
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No new tariffs push dollar lower
The Fed is expected to cut rates fewer times as inflation pressures rise. The dollar weakens while the euro reacts to Trump’s trade stance. The pound extends gains on strong UK data.
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Markets flirting with risk
Equities surged on Valentine’s Day, with markets reacting to inflation surprises and shifting trade headlines, while USD weakened. Investors are focused on upcoming central bank decisions and economic data.
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