Trade Wars 2.0 - news and analysis

The second presidency of Donald Trump initiated escalation of tariffs that triggered significant financial movements. These actions may to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted supply chains, and created market uncertainty. Retaliatory tariffs from affected nations can further strain global trade, impacting economic growth and prompting concerns about long-term financial stability.

Markets Weekly Outlook - Tariffs, NFP and ECB Meeting on the Agenda

Tariffs have been the primary driver of market volatility. US economic data shows signs of a potential stall, with consumer spending down and inflation remaining high. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 are struggling, and the Fear and Greed index is in fear territory. Next week's focus includes potential US tariffs, China's Two Sessions meeting, and the ECB's interest rate decision.

28-02-2025 15:23 GMT by Zain Vawda

Canadian dollar eyes Canada's GDP

The Canadian dollar is calm in the European session, trading at 1.4438, up 0.02% on the day. Later today, Canada releases GDP and the US publishes the Core PCE Price Index. USD/CAD has rallied for five straight trading days, gaining 1.8% during that time and hitting a three-week high. Canada's GDP expected to rebound in January.

28-02-2025 06:31 GMT by Kenneth Fisher