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Volatility Persists as Dow Hovers Near 42,000 Amid Tariff Uncertainty and Quadruple Witching

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) experienced a rollercoaster session on Friday, flirting with the 42,000 mark before settling near its opening level. Investors found themselves navigating a complex landscape marked by a lack of significant economic data and mounting pressures from expiring options contracts. Adding to the uncertainty, U.S. …

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Cryptocurrency Market Recap – March 20, 2025

The cryptocurrency market displayed a mix of resilience and volatility on March 20, 2025, with a total market capitalization hovering around $2.91 trillion, reflecting a modest 0.01% increase from the previous day. Bullish sentiment dominated much of the market, driven by significant regulatory and institutional developments, though some assets faced …

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Market Drivers – US Session: The US Dollar Stages a Comeback as Markets Digest Fed’s Rate Stance

The US Dollar, often referred to as the Greenback, made a notable turnaround on Thursday, March 20, 2025, building on its recovery following the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting earlier in the week. Climbing to its highest levels in days, the Dollar surged as investors recalibrated their expectations after …

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Pound Climbs as Bank of England Signals Firm Stance on Inflation

The British Pound experienced a surge in value following the central bank’s decision to maintain interest rates, accompanied by a clear message that future rate reductions hinge on concrete signs of sustained inflation control. A near-unanimous vote by the Monetary Policy Committee to hold rates steady reflects a heightened concern …

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Tariff Tides: BoC Governor Navigates Uncertain Waters, Prioritizes Inflation Amid US Policy Risks

The Bank of Canada (BoC) is bracing for potential turbulence as US tariff policies cast a long shadow over the Canadian economic landscape. Governor Tiff Macklem, addressing the Calgary Economic Development initiative, delivered a stark message: the uncertainty surrounding US trade actions necessitates a shift in the BoC’s monetary policy …

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