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Crude Oil, Gold Outlook: As OPEC leans toward an output increase in April and trade tensions escalate between the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and China, oil bears take the lead while gold bulls re-enter the market, hedging against uncertainties.

The Aussie dollar is underperforming—even as Trump slaps tariffs on Canada. With CAD holding firm and AUD struggling below key resistance, all eyes are on 0.8953 support. Will it hold, or is a deeper slide on the cards?

A shifting growth narrative has the euro on the rise, but with tariff risks and technical hurdles ahead, is EUR/USD’s breakout built to last?

Trump’s tariffs are going ahead and there’s no wriggle room to escape them. And with their impact already showing up in US economic data and the potential for a 20% China tariff, the Australian dollar is unravelling.

USD/CAD stages a seven-day rally as US President Donald Trump states that the 25% tariffs for Canada will go into effect on March 4, with the reciprocal tariffs scheduled for April 2.

USD/JPY was on the verge of breakdown last week, but the pair has popped back above 150.00, which remains a critical level in the pair.

In today’s session, Bitcoin has experienced a significant recovery, surpassing 10% in value appreciation and reaching new levels above $90,000.

EUR/USD may stage further attempts to test the January high (1.0533) ahead of the ECB interest rate decision as it snaps the series of lower highs and lows from last week.

GBP/USD is nearing a fresh two-month-high and the pair can remain as one of the more attractive venues for a continuation of U.S. Dollar weakness.