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Key Points - U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick stated that President Trump is listening to proposals from Canada and Mexico. He mentioned that by April 2, relief measures may be considered for certain market sectors, adding that the tariff exemption could apply to automobiles or other items. - The White House officially announced a one-month tariff exemption for automobiles imported from Canada and Mexico. - Markets view Germany's establishment of a €500 billion special fund and its attempt to ease the "debt limit" as a historic shift. - In Australia, the Q4 growth rate hit its highest level in two years, with annual GDP growth recovering slightly to 1.3% last year. The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) projects GDP growth will rise to 2.4% this year.
Key Economic Events This Week + March 6: ECB Interest Rate Decision + March 7: U.S. February Nonfarm Payrolls, Unemployment Rate, Fed Chair Powell's Speech
AUDUSD Chart Analysis The pair previously faced strong resistance at the 0.64000 level, leading to a significant pullback. It now appears to be making another attempt to break through this resistance. If the 0.64000 level is successfully breached, the price is expected to rise toward 0.66000. However, if it fails to break resistance, a decline toward the 0.60000 level is likely.
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