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Top Economic Events to Watch | February 10 - 14, 2025
10 February 2025
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Financial markets are on edge as new U.S. tariffs fuel uncertainty. President Trump’s aggressive trade policies—25% tariffs on Mexican and Canadian imports (temporarily delayed) and 10% on Chinese goods—raise fears of inflation and slower growth.
Investors are closely watching U.S. NFP, ISM services data, and China’s PMI for signs of economic resilience. Meanwhile, the Fed’s ability to cut rates hangs in the balance, as tariff-driven inflation could limit its policy flexibility.
Trump's Tariff Gamble
President Trump's sweeping tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China have rattled global markets. These tariffs could disrupt North American supply chains and push inflation higher. China's retaliatory measures, adds another layer of complexity. Economists warn that these policies could shave up to 1.5% off U.S. GDP .
Bitcoin: Testing Key Support Amid Volatility
Bitcoin is trading around $99,500 after testing its critical $90,000 support level. Despite recent volatility and a brief dip below $92,000, strong institutional buying has fueled optimism. Analysts predict Bitcoin’s long-term potential could push prices above $250,000 during this cycle if bullish trends persist, though short-term fluctuations remain likely. 
Gold: A Safe-Haven Asset at Record Highs
Gold has surged to an all-time high of $2,862 per ounce, driven by geopolitical tensions, U.S. trade tariff concerns, and expectations of further interest rate cuts. As global uncertainties persist, the metal remains a preferred safe-haven asset. Analysts forecast further upside, with prices potentially reaching $3,000 in the near term if bullish momentum continues.
Nvidia (NVDA): AI Leader Faces Mixed Sentiment
Nvidia’s stock trades at $118.65 following a 15% decline over two weeks amid AI bubble concerns and regulatory scrutiny in China. Despite short-term bearish sentiment, long-term prospects remain strong due to its dominance in AI and data center technologies. Analysts project a one-year price target of $179.81, signaling significant upside potential.
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