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2026.03.04 2026.03.04 Dollar Reigns Supreme As Safe-Haven Asset. Forecast as of 04.03.2026 Dmitri Demidenkohttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/dmitri-demidenko/ The flight from risk to safe-haven assets, the damage to the European economy from the armed conflict in the Middle East, and the Fed’s prolonged pause in its rate-cut cycle paint a bearish outlook for the EUR/USD pair. Let’s discuss this […]

China willing to work with the US to promote communication on all levels Willing to maintain exchanges with the US Congress Hopes that the US Congress views China in an objective manner China has its own principles and red lines As always, will resolutely defend its sovereignty, security, and development interests Ties with the US

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China’s RatingDog Manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) climbed to 62.1 in February from 50.3 in January, the latest data published by RatingDog showed on Monday. This figure came in better than the expectation of 50.1.  Meanwhile, the Services PMI rose to 56.7 in February, compared to 52.3 prior. The market consensus was for 52.3 AUD/USD

2026.03.03 2026.03.04 Weekly Economic Calendar for 09.03.2026–15.03.2026 Jana Kanehttps://www.litefinance.org/blog/authors/jana-kane/ Markets remain highly volatile, as geopolitical risks continue to outweigh both fundamental factors and technical analysis. In such a tense geopolitical climate, even the most important macroeconomic data becomes less influential. For now, the priority is to remain cautious and treat the current environment as a

Tuesday was a bruising day for gold but let’s try to keep it in perspective. It was caught up in a ‘sell everything’ deleveraging market as all the weak hands regarding the Iran war got shaken out. In all likelihood, this will go just as the US expects, with a 4-5 week bombing campaign that’s

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The US Dollar Index (DXY) jumped about 0.55% on Tuesday, rallying to around 99.09 and extending Monday’s sharp move higher. The index has broken decisively out of the 97.00 to 98.50 consolidation range that held through most of February, with Monday’s strong bullish candle marking the biggest single-session gain in weeks. The escalating conflict in

AUD/USD extends its pullback and trades around 0.6990 on Tuesday at the time of writing, down 1.36% on the day, after breaking below the 0.7000 level. The pair is now hovering at multi-week lows, pressured by renewed demand for the US Dollar (USD) and a market environment dominated by risk aversion. The US Dollar Index

Gold (XAU/USD) plunged 5%, surprisingly ignoring the escalating safe-haven demand from the Middle East conflict. The selloff is primarily driven by rising oil prices sparking inflation fears, which led to reduced Fed rate cut expectations and a surging US Dollar. The technical outlook focuses on the $5000/oz retest, will bulls return or not? Read More:

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​​​Bitcoin rally fizzles out at resistance ​Bitcoin staged a powerful rally on Monday, delivering one of its strongest single-day performances in recent weeks. ​Nonetheless it struggled to reclaim overhead resistance, with the world’s largest cryptocurrency once again being rejected by it a day later amid escalation in the Middle East. ​Monday’s over 4% rally began