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Trading The Australian Dollar In 2025
The Australian economy struggles to grow as the RBA moves forward with cutting rates. Read more info related to trading the Australian dollar in 2025.
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Economic calendar in Asia, and a reminder – US moved onto daylight saving over the weekend
You’ll note a couple of points highlighted on the screenshot below:
Chinese inflation data was published over the weekend:
China inflation data: February CPI comes in at -0.7% y/y (expected -0.5%)
As I’ve already said on this:
- China once again into consumer price deflation. The poor data has a double meaning for financial markets. Its bearish in the sense that its terrible data, indicative of a consumer under pressure in China. On the other hand, it argues the need for more policy stimulus from China. While local governments in China are buried in debt, the central government has plenty of fiscal room to bolster policies to boost consumer spending. Given that hope springs eternal, I favour the second, bullish, take.
The other point of note is that the USA switched to daylight saving over the weekend. If you are offshore from the US you may need to adjust your local trading times. Cloicks in the US and Canda were wound back on hour on Sunday.
Otherwise, on the data agenda for today, its not top-tier data from Japan:
- This snapshot from the ForexLive economic data calendar, access it here.
- The times in the left-most column are GMT.
- The numbers in the right-most column are the ‘prior’ (previous month/quarter as the case may be) result. The number in the column next to that, where there is a number, is the consensus median expected.
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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Asian Markets Fall As US Seeks Ways To Toughen Restrictions On Tech Exports
Media reports said that the US seeks ways to curb chip exports to China. In Germany, business morale remains stagnant according to an Ifo report.
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Monday morning open levels – indicative forex prices – 10 March 2025
As is usual for a Monday morning, market liquidity is very thin until it improves as more Asian centres come online … prices are liable to swing around, so take care out there.
I posted this data from China over the weekend:
China once again into consumer price deflation. The poor data has a double meaning for financial markets. Its bearish in the sense that its terrible data, indicative of a consumer under pressure in China. On the other hand, it argues the need for more policy stimulus from China. While local governments in China are buried in debt, the central government has plenty of fiscal room to bolster policies to boost consumer spending. Given that hope springs eternal, I favour the second, bullish, take.
Indicative rates, a little change from late Friday, but not as much as we’ve come to expect over these past few weeks:
- EUR/USD 1.0836
- USD/JPY 147.93
- GBP/USD 1.2917
- USD/CHF 0.8797
- USD/CAD 1.4371
- AUD/USD 0.6309
- NZD/USD 0.5711
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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32% of Scams Target Investors on Social Media: AI-Generated Fraud to Rise in 2025
The North American Securities Administrators Association
(NASAA) released its annual list of top threats to retail investors today. This
year, the threats include financial scams related to digital assets and
cryptocurrency, as well as manipulative marketing tactics using social media
apps.
Top Scams Target Investors Across Platforms
NASAA compiled the list through a survey of securities
regulators across the United States and Canada. The survey results revealed
that regulators are most focused on scams targeting investors through common
platforms.
These include social media sites like Facebook and X, which
account for 31.7 percent, text- and voice-based platforms such as Telegram and
WhatsApp, which account for 31.3 percent, and video-sharing platforms like
YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, and Instagram Reels, which account for 33.1 percent.
AI-Driven Scams Rise in 2025
Regulators also expressed concern over the growing use of
artificial intelligence (AI) to deceive investors. They expect a rise in 2025
of scams involving AI-generated content, such as professional graphics and
videos that give fraudulent schemes an air of legitimacy, with 38.9 percent of
regulators anticipating this development.
Some criminals are also using AI to create deepfake images,
videos, and voices of well-known figures to trick victims, with 22.2 percent of
regulators noting this trend.
“AI investing is the latest technology to make waves in
the investing landscape and fraudsters are pitching new investments that often
have nothing to do with the latest tech developments and instead play on fear
of missing out or get rich quick schemes along with other heightened emotions,”
said Leslie Van Buskirk, NASAA President and Wisconsin Securities
Administrator.
The report shows that bad actors are already exploiting AI
in various ways. They are selling AI-powered trading bots, offering fake equity
in companies, or claiming to develop AI models. Additionally, they are involved
in account takeover scams and identity fraud, using stolen photos and spoofing
websites and apps to mislead victims.
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Emotional Manipulation Drives Rising Investment Scams
The appeal of these scams lies in the ability to reach large
numbers of potential victims quickly. Online platforms make it easy for
fraudsters to distribute professionally crafted content that promotes
high-return financial products. Despite the polished nature of these schemes,
many promoters are not licensed by state regulators to offer securities.
Many of these scams involve emotional manipulation. For
example, perpetrators of relationship or romance scams often form relationships
with victims before convincing them to invest larger sums of money. Once the
funds are drained, the scammer disappears. Regulators advise investors to check
with their state or provincial regulator before engaging in any investment
opportunities.
This article was written by Tareq Sikder at www.financemagnates.com.
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Trade ideas thread – Monday, 10 March, insightful charts, technical analysis, ideas
Good morning, afternoon and evening all. Any charts, technical analysis, trade ideas, thoughts, views, ForexLive traders would like to share and discuss with fellow ForexLive traders, please do so:
This article was written by Eamonn Sheridan at www.forexlive.com.
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