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According to BofA Global Investment Strategy, private investor inflows into US equities reached about 2.5% in March. This marked the third-largest weekly increase in the history of the bank's observations.

In a recent interview with NBC, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent commented on new US President Donald Trump's policies and outlined the country's economic outlook. From his point of view, the probability of the United States slipping into a recession cannot be completely ruled out.

Bloomberg reports that copper price reached near five-month high after China, the largest consumer of the metal, said it intends to boost demand. Copper price reached $9,850 per ton on Friday, which is the highest since October last year.

Goldman Sachs reduced its 2025 oil price forecast. The bank's decision follows Donald Trump's tariff policy and its impact on the US economy, as well as OPEC+ plans to start unwinding its output cuts, starting from April.

The revised statistics for Germany’s inflation in February show decelerating price growth, rather than a reported previously steady inflation rate. According to the revised data of the statistical office, consumer prices increased by 2.6% in annual terms.

The community of blockchain platform Solana has rejected an important proposal, SIMD-0228, aimed at changing the SOL cryptocurrency's inflation model. Despite the active participation of 910 validators, the proposal did not receive the necessary support, garnering only 43.6% of votes in favor.

US 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum imports will remain in place until US domestic production is strengthened. Similar measures will also apply to copper, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick stated.

After two questionable tests of Ethereum's upcoming Pectra update, the project's top developers have decided to create a new testnet in order to provide a final demonstration of the code before deployment.

Reuters reports that the US stock market has entered a period of correction. The S&P 500 index has fallen more than 10% from its February high. This represents a loss of about $5 trillion in market value.

According to Martins Kazaks, a member of the Governing Council of the European Central Bank (ECB), the battle with inflation in the region is not over yet. However, the Latvian official refrained from commenting on the future course of the regulator's monetary policy.