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USD/CAD has seen price action tighten over the past six weeks, even as the tariff topic has kept volatility flowing through several headlines.

Crude Oil Week Ahead: Crude oil prices remain above the $66 mark, supported by Iranian oil sanctions, escalating Russia-Ukraine tensions, and broader market rebound sentiment. However, concerns over the trade war and oversupply risks continue to fuel a broader bearish outlook.

EURUSD, Nasdaq Outlook: Trade war risks between the U.S. and EU are escalating. Gold surged near $3,000, market indices remained weak, and the euro dropped back below 1.09.

USDJPY, Gold Forecast: While the US Dollar Index experiences a slight rebound amid oversold conditions, Gold hesitates to rally above $2,950. Could a reversal be on the horizon?

The European Central Bank is widely expected to cut rates again, but that hasn’t stopped Euro bulls from driving the 2nd strongest weekly outlay against the USD in more than the past decade. This seems to be a USD story though.

Crude Oil Week Ahead: A mix of declining consumer confidence, escalating trade war tensions, and geopolitical uncertainties—intensified by the latest Zelensky-Trump dispute—is fueling major uncertainty across commodities in March.

USD/CAD rallied this week as the Trump tariff topic has dominated headlines. The big question now is whether Trump will enact tariffs on Canada next week, which could carry with a negative reaction in U.S. equity markets.

EUR/USD saw a fast pullback appear when President Trump announced 25% tariffs are on the way. But questions remain, and EUR/USD retains bullish structure as month-end nears.

Crude Oil Week Ahead: with crude oil markets tripping on rising inventories, overproduction risks from the US, and declining supply disruption risks from Russia-Ukraine tensions, is oil on track to new 4-year lows in 2025?

EUR/USD rallied back to 1.0500 last week as Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement didn’t evoke much fear. But he also warned that tariffs on autos are coming.

USD/CAD broke support as the U.S. Dollar broke down this week even after strong inflation prints out of the U.S., suggesting that Trump tariffs are losing their drive for USD-strength.

GBPUSD, Dow Forecast: Despite inflation concerns, Federal Reserve rate policy, and looming reciprocal tariffs, U.S. indices remain near record highs, while GBP/USD continues its bullish momentum, reaching 2025 highs at 1.2570.

Trump announced sweeping reciprocal tariffs, but they appear to be delayed in implementation, allowing for time to negotiate; and that’s released some pressure from markets fearing even more near-term change.

Oil declined on Russia-Ukraine peace hopes and economic slowdown risks, while gold maintained its bullish rally, driven by Middle East tensions, trade wars, and inflation uncertainty. Gold’s path to $3,000 remains unclear.

Trump’s market impact continues to broaden as peace talks in Ukraine drove a EUR/USD breakout, followed by a reversal on news of reciprocal tariffs coming soon.

Trump’s negotiation strategies, including tariff escalations, ceasefire threats, and sanctions, have fueled volatility during U.S. CPI week, pushing gold near the $3,000 mark and oil back above the $72 zone.

EURUSD, Dow Forecast: Markets remain steady ahead of the US Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) report, another uncertain weekend, and the upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) data, as tariff and trade war risks dominate 2025 headlines.