Global markets will experience an intense flow of data this week, especially the inflation indicator, which is closely followed by the Fed. In the first pricing of the busy data week, the decline in Chinese indices attracted attention.
Former US President Donald Trump won the primary elections in South Carolina, the state of his Republican opponent, Nikki Haley.
It was announced that the USA and the UK hit 18 Houthi targets with the support of their allies.
Chinese local governments plan to issue fewer bonds compared to last year, and this may result in the central government taking the reins in borrowing.
Japan’s Nikkei 225 continues its rise to reach a new high.
Iron ore prices fell to a four-month low due to the demand outlook in China.
Oil prices fell weekly with further losses as investors await new clues about global demand and balances in March and beyond.
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