The euro stayed near $1.1820, close to a four-year high, with the ECB expected to hold rates. Officials are watching disinflation effects from a weaker dollar and cheap imports, while a stronger euro could revive rate-cut talk. Resistance is at 1.1870, support at 1.1780.

Gold jumped back above $5,000 after its strongest daily rise since 2008, supported by safe-haven demand, US–Iran tensions, delayed US labor data, and expectations for two Fed cuts this year. Support is near $4,950, resistance around $5,100.

Bitcoin slid to about $72,800, its lowest since late 2024, after $730 million in liquidations and heavy fund outflows. Weekly crypto exits hit $1.7 billion, raising risks of further downside. Resistance is at $79,000, support near $73,000.

The yen weakened past 156 per dollar, hitting a two-week low amid election uncertainty and concerns over higher spending and tax cuts under Prime Minister Takaichi. Earlier intervention support has faded. Resistance is at 156.60, support at 155.50.

Brent climbed toward $68 per barrel on US–Iran tensions, a sharp 11.1 million barrel drop in US inventories, and expectations of stronger spring demand. OPEC+ decisions are due in March. Resistance stands at 68.40, support at 66.90.

The index fell 1.55% to 25,336, pressured by tech selling, though it remains up nearly 17% year on year. Resistance is near 25,580, with support around 25,100.

The yuan held near 6.93 per dollar, close to its strongest level since May 2023, supported by a weaker dollar and improving China sentiment. The PBOC is expected to manage gains gradually. Resistance is at 6.9400, support near 6.9270.

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