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Goldman cuts its oil price forecast on dimming outlook for US growth

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.

17 March
Goldman cuts its oil price forecast on dimming outlook for US growth
Germany’s inflation slowing in February is positive for ECB

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.

14 March
Germany’s inflation slowing in February is positive for ECB
Solana community rejected proposal SIMD-0228 to change inflation model

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.

14 March
Solana community rejected proposal SIMD-0228 to change inflation model
US Commerce Secretary announces upcoming tariffs on copper imports

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.

14 March
US Commerce Secretary announces upcoming tariffs on copper imports
Ethereum project developers are to launch new testnet for Pectra update

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.

14 March
Ethereum project developers are to launch new testnet for Pectra update
The US stock market has entered a period of correction

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.

14 March
The US stock market has entered a period of correction
ECB's Kazaks stresses need to further combat inflation in region

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.

14 March
ECB's Kazaks stresses need to further combat inflation in region
Russian President: deal between Moscow and Washington may boost gas supplies to Europe

After Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed that a bilateral contract with Washington would increase domestic gas supplies to the EU, natural gas prices in Europe fell by 5%. The region had previously turned down huge volumes of imported fuel to become less dependent on third countries.

14 March
Russian President: deal between Moscow and Washington may boost gas supplies to Europe
Binance Research sees high potential for Bitcoin DeFi

Bitcoin's role in decentralized finance (DeFi) is growing, Binance Research analyst Moulik Nagesh reports. The Bitcoin DeFi ecosystem allows users to conduct various financial transactions with the largest cryptocurrency without a third party.

14 March
Binance Research sees high potential for Bitcoin DeFi
Reuters poll of analysts pointed to possible deceleration of Japan's inflation in February

Japan's core inflation in February likely slowed from 3.2% in January to 2.9% due to renewed energy subsidies, according to a poll of economists conducted by Reuters. Meanwhile, overall price dynamics are expected to support the central bank's intent to hike rates later this year.

14 March
Reuters poll of analysts pointed to possible deceleration of Japan's inflation in February

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