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In this report, we intend to dwell deeper into the prospects of the Israeli economy in the short-term.

OPEC+ extends 2.2M bpd output cuts into next quarter; Saudi Arabia to maintain 1M bpd cut until June.

The Hang Seng Index and ASX 200 lay in the shadow of the Nikkei 225 on Monday morning.

It is another important week for the markets, with Fed Chair Powell and the US Jobs Report to impact the timeline for a Fed rate cut.

Bitcoin-spot ETF market-related news dominated the crypto news headlines. However, SEC v Ripple remained a focal point in the week ending March 3.

The final reading of Michigan Consumer Sentiment report has also missed analyst estimates.

The regional lender’s stock tumbles as new CEO appointed amid control concerns, triggering investor unease and credit rating downgrade.

With mixed inflation signals and stagnant growth, the ECB grapples with policy decisions impacting the Eurozone’s economic stability.

Positive Chinese PMI data bolsters the ASX 200 while the Nikkei 225 hurtles toward 40,000 on US inflation numbers from Thursday.

Natural gas prices are moving higher, supported by the EIA report.

Inflation meets forecasts, impacting Fed’s policy; U.S. personal income surges, defies expectations; consumer spending shifts towards services.

Nvidia insiders capitalized on success, selling $80 million in shares after impressive impressive results.

After another disappointing German retail sales report, the market focus will shift to German and US inflation numbers for January.

The Aussie dollar and Yen found support against the dollar on Thursday, while the ASX 200 and Nikkei spent Thursday morning in negative territory.

Oil markets remain stuck near the key resistance level.

In Q4 2023, the U.S. GDP grew at 3.2%, marginally missing the anticipated 3.3% rise, indicating a slight economic slowdown.”

Apple halts its EV project, pivoting thousands of employees to AI development. This strategic move aligns with a rising focus on high-growth tech sectors.

Inflation trends and forecasts pressure the Aussie and Kiwi dollars. However, the Asian equity markets saw red in a pre-US inflation jittery session.

Consumers’ views of business conditions and the employment situation became less favorable.

January’s steep drop in durable goods orders may prompt Federal Reserve to adjust monetary policy, highlighting economic challenges.