From Financial Modeling Prep: 2025-03-02 05:12:21

Global markets are on edge as Trump imposes new tariffs, economic data is set to be released, and major earnings reports shape investor sentiment. Stock markets closed lower due to trade war concerns, impacting inflation, corporate earnings, and economic growth. Investors can track market fluctuations using the Sector Historical Overview API.

Trump’s tariffs exempt Canadian energy exports but impose a 10% levy on oil imports, affecting U.S.-Canada trade. Brent crude is expected to average $75 per barrel in 2025, supported by OPEC+ production cuts. Real-time commodity price tracking is available through the Commodity API for monitoring crude oil movements.

The upcoming January jobs report will be crucial for the Fed’s next move, with forecasts of 154,000 new jobs added, steady unemployment rate, and hourly wage growth. A strong report could delay interest rate cuts, while a weaker report may accelerate policy easing.

Earnings season continues with Alphabet and Amazon releasing quarterly results. Tech giants are adjusting AI spending strategies amidst market disruption. Investors can analyze earnings trends using the Full Financials API to track key financial metrics.

The Bank of England is expected to cut rates following stagnant economic growth and a drop in inflation. The rate cut could weaken the British pound and impact global currency markets. With trade tensions, oil price volatility, and major earnings reports shaping the market, February is expected to be turbulent for investors. Stay informed and use data-driven insights to navigate market volatility.



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