Remember … german war toys manufacturers are uP some 200% since President Trump’s inauguration:
Beyond defence: Stocks set to gain from Germany’s economic revolution
… The CDU/CSU and SPD-led coalition unveiled a €500 billion off-budget infrastructure fund—equivalent to 11.6% of GDP in 2024—to be deployed over the next ten years …
I called $$3000.40 gold from such a long time ago… Market touched it and gave it a heavy push beyond that price which has changed market dynamics for the short term.
An additional support to my recent argument of triple and triple is that it was harshly rejected from a slightly higher level above the one I posted,.. Which confirms my model points of the future. I have posted far off model points which have been hit to the pip each and every time for 2 decades, but this is the first time in 2 decades that I have derived future model points so far away that they are unbelievable even to me,…
I come across a lot of stocks very frequently which soar stratospherically but can’t post em’ because of the laws as don’t wanna cause a game stop like run… But my next call will be like a rugby throw into a basketball hoop at the other side of the city.
DAX Up Over 1% on Optimism from Fiscal Agreement
Frankfurt’s DAX gained ground to trade more than 1% higher around 22,890 on Friday, outperforming peers, on reports that Germany’s chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz reached an agreement with the Greens today on a massive increase in state borrowing.
This comes just days ahead of a parliamentary vote next week.
Meanwhile, trade continued to monitor trade tensions, geopolitical events and corporate news.
US Year-Ahead Inflation Expectations at Over 2-Year High
The year-ahead inflation expectations in the United States climbed further to 4.9% in March 2025, the steepest since November 2022, accelerating from February’s 4.3%, according to the preliminary estimate from the University of Michigan Consumer Survey.
This marks the fourth consecutive month of increases.
In the meantime, the five-year outlook quickened to 3.9% in March, from 3.5% in the previous month.
German stocks lead European shares rally after report of massive debt deal
Key points:
·        German debt deal needs two thirds majority for plans, vote slated for Tuesday
·        STOXX 600 up 0.8%, Germany’s DAX set to erase weekly losses
·        UMG falls after Ackman’s Pershing reduces its stake
·        Kering plunges after Gucci appoints Demna as artistic director
·        BMW falls on soft auto margin guidance for 2025
German shares led a broad rally in European stocks on Friday, after a report of a historic deal to raise state borrowing in the region’s largest economy.
The pan-continental STOXX 600Â SXXPÂ climbed 0.8% as of 1200 GMT, with banks (.SX7P) and defence stocks (.SXPARO) among the top gainers, jumping 1.9% and 2.9% respectively. Germany’s benchmark DAXÂ DAXÂ rose 1.9%, erasing its losses for the week.
Conservative Chancellor-in-waiting Friedrich Merz reached an agreement with the Greens on Friday on a massive increase in state borrowing ahead of a parliamentary vote next week, a source close to the negotiations told Reuters. A debt deal compromise was now being examined by finance ministry officials, parliamentary sources said.
Ugky U of M report…
Big miss on headline sentiment… inflation expectations up sharply
See our Economic Calendar
Gold Pushes Above US$3,000 for First Time as Trade Turmoil Spurs Safe-Haven Demand
Gold traded at a record high early on Friday, rising above US$3,000 for the first time, as falling stock markets and global economic turmoil spurred by U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade wars spur safe-haven buying.
Gold for April delivery was last seen up US$16.10 to US$3,007 per ounce, rising off Thursday’s record close of US$2,991.30.
The price of the metal has climbed 13% since the start of the year as investors turn to the metal as a store of value with global stock markets falling as Trump’s tariffs and threats upset international trade flows, while U.S. inflation eases, raising hopes the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates, lowering the carrying cost of owning gold.
“Gold continues to price uncertainty, specifically tariff uncertainty. While economic uncertainty is rising, vibes and sentiment are deteriorating, and recession probabilities have risen well above 30%, we still view gold’s price patterns as tied to tariffs. While inflation data showed prices rose at the slowest pace in four months (leading some to think the Fed can ease sooner), we are reminded that, when tariffs hit, there will likely be inflationary impacts,” Christopher Louney, a commodities strategist at RBC Capital Markets, wrote.
A weakening dollar also offered support to gold. The ICE dollar index was last seen down 0.13 points to 103.7.
Treasury yields were steady, with the yield on the U.S. two-year note last seen up 0.1 basis points to 3.981%, while the 10-year note was paying 4.313%, up 0.4 points.
The event risk seems to be a positive “peace” related hewdline one of these days
XAUUSD – Gold Daily
I mentioned this possibility last night:
There is one possibility – for Gold to hold above 2980.00 overnight and continue straight up tomorrow – high risk trade.
It held and Gold hit a new high today.
Support is still at 2980.00 , followed by : 2955.00 & 2940.00
Target is now at 3105.00
EURUSD 15 MINUTE – Symmetric range
Current range is around 13 pips either side of 1.09 (1.0887-1.0913) … should be some bids below the market by those caught out by the debt news spike BUT on the other side, as the chart shows, it hit a wall at 1.09126
Feels like one of those Fridays unless Trump throws us another tweetstorm comment.
US OPEN<
Spot Gold makes a fresh record high above USD 3000/oz & sentiment lifts ahead of Trump Executive Orders and UoM
Good morning USA traders, hope your day is off to a great start! Here are the top 4Â things you need to know for today’s market.
4 Things You Need to Know
Stocks gain with sentiment lifted after a strong Chinese session overnight and after the recent market turmoil.
USD mixed vs. peers, GBP soft post-GDP, JPY weighed on by Rengo data, which showed average wage hike less than demands.
Gilts gap higher on soft growth data while JGBs lift on Rengo.
Spot gold makes a fresh record high above USD 3,000/oz; crude oil and base metals benefit from the risk tone.
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