UBS predicts S&P 500 reaching 6,600, citing a strong economy, earnings growth, and AI advancements despite volatility.
Dow rises 300 points, recovering losses; consumer sentiment, inflation data, and earnings reports shape market expectations.
Trump confirmed tariffs on Canada and Mexico, set for March 4, 2025, impacting markets and stock indexes.
Dow rises 0.4% as earnings from Home Depot, Nvidia, and Salesforce drive interest; tariff concerns impact stocks.
Japan’s goods PPI rose 4.2% in January, while services PPI data awaits release; Korea eyes rate cut.
US 2-year note yield dips; AUD/USD pressured by China chip controls; Gold corrects; Fed rate cut speculations.
US stocks declined despite Ukraine peace talks; Dallas Fed index fell, NASDAQ dropped, Treasury auctioned $69 billion.
The Pound Sterling remains stable as GBP/USD nears a two-month high, supported by a weaker US dollar.
Putin open to US collaboration on metals; Trump discusses cease-fire talks; markets show little reaction.
Gold surged to $2,956 amid stable US yields, inflation concerns, and geopolitical tensions, with resistance at $3,000.
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