ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, although the dollar has shown an upward trend, it still struggles to achieve a substantial recovery against the backdrop of unclear U.S. tariff policy prospects. Optimism about the U.S. potentially reaching trade agreements with other countries has slightly helped the dollar. The portfolio adjustments triggered by month-end capital flows may also be beneficial.However, Pepperstone strategist Michael Brown stated in a report that the dollar still "lacks appeal," and the narrative of American exceptionalism has failed. He noted that the dollar is the asset most affected by ongoing trade uncertainties.

ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi Data, T. Rowe Price's co-portfolio manager for diversified income bond strategies, Vincent Chung, stated in a report that given the uncertainty of economic growth, the Bank of Japan is expected to maintain interest rates at its meeting this week. The appreciation of the yen and concerns about the potential impact of tariffs on economic growth may lead the Bank of Japan to delay further interest rate hikes. The uncertainty of tariffs has increased the risk premium of U.S. assets, and investors must pay attention to potential trade agreements that could reduce the risk premium. He added, "If the volatility in the U.S. Treasury market decreases, the safe-haven buying of yen long positions in the market should put pressure on the appreciation of the yen in the short term."

ChainCatcher news reports that, according to 4E monitoring, tariff uncertainty continues to put pressure on U.S. stocks. On Thursday, the three major indices closed mixed, with the Dow down 1.33%, the S&P 500 up 0.13%, and the Nasdaq slightly down 0.13%. U.S. markets will be closed on Friday for Good Friday. This week, the three major indices have recorded declines for the third consecutive week, with the Dow down a total of 2.66%, the Nasdaq down 2.62%, and the S&P 500 down 1.5%.The cryptocurrency market is experiencing narrow fluctuations, with Bitcoin stabilizing around $84,000, and Ethereum hovering below $1,600, while altcoins show reduced volatility. Investors remain cautious amid the uncertainty of tariff policies, with concerns in the derivatives market about declines clearly outweighing expectations for increases.In the foreign exchange and commodities market, the U.S. dollar index fell slightly by 0.01%, marking a third consecutive week of weakness; driven by the weaker dollar and optimistic comments from Trump on energy trade, U.S. crude oil surged over 3% on Thursday, accumulating about a 5% increase this week; gold prices retreated from high levels, with spot gold down 0.46%.The European Central Bank continues its easing policy, while the Federal Reserve maintains a wait-and-see attitude. On Thursday, Trump sharply criticized Powell's interest rate policy, stating it is "always too late and wrong," and emphasized that firing Powell is urgent. The market is watching whether Powell will adjust policies due to political pressure.

ChainCatcher news, according to the Financial Times, economists believe that the uncertainty surrounding Trump's tariffs complicates the efforts of the data-dependent Federal Reserve to provide clear information about the direction of the economy. As the Federal Reserve prepares to announce its latest interest rate decision on Wednesday, data released last week showed that inflation slowed more than expected in February, supporting the case for a return to rate cuts later this year amid signs of economic growth slowing.However, policymakers are also weighing concerns that the promised trade tariffs could exacerbate inflation or trigger an economic slowdown—or both. Joe Brusuelas, chief economist at tax and consulting firm RSM US, stated, "The commitment to future tariffs essentially sets aside the Fed's data-dependent goal, meaning they will have to rely more on a predictive framework." While it is widely expected that the Federal Reserve will keep interest rates unchanged this week, investors will closely monitor the economic forecasts from Fed officials, as well as the post-meeting statement from Fed Chair Powell. These forecasts reflect their views on the level of interest rates in the coming years.

ChainCatcher news, Matrixport released today's chart. Although the market had long anticipated Trump's tariff policy, it still felt surprised. This may be because last week's market focus was primarily on DeepSeek, rather than Trump's policies.However, more importantly, retail investors are under-participating in this market pullback. As tariff uncertainty is expected to persist in the coming days, this uncertainty is affecting the current market adjustment.A simple and effective way to determine whether Bitcoin is still in a bull market is to observe the 21-week moving average, which has historically been an important indicator for observing broad market trends. As long as Bitcoin remains above this level, the bull market still exists. However, if it falls below this level, traders should adopt risk management strategies.