From Nasdaq: 2025-03-24 01:36:00

European stocks are expected to open higher on Monday after President Trump hinted at flexibility with reciprocal tariffs and optimism about a deal between Russia and Ukraine. New York Federal Reserve President Williams stated no urgency for interest rate changes. Investors await key economic reports this week. Asian markets were mixed, gold slightly lower, and oil prices dipped awaiting U.S.-Russian ceasefire talks. The Canadian dollar remained steady amid political upheaval. U.S. stocks closed higher on Friday, rebounding from earlier losses after Trump’s tariff comments. European stocks fell on Friday due to trade tensions and geopolitical concerns.



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