☢️[Quick Facts] :

1. Canada is not prepared to raise retaliatory tariffs on the United States if President Donald Trump leaves any U.S. tariffs on Canada.

2. The Federal Reserve's "Beige Book": Economic activity has risen slightly, but consumer spending has decreased.

3. Trump grants a one-month exemption for U.S. automakers from new tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada.

4. Trump's tariffs are pushing aluminum premiums in the physical market in the United States to record high levels.

5. Bernanke: The recent global experience of rising inflation rates may make it difficult for central banks to control prices in the future.

6. The Mexican government may seek other trading partners after the United States imposed tariffs on its southern neighbor.

7. Bailey: The increase in payroll taxes imposed by the Labour government will lead to higher prices in the United Kingdom.

8. Oil prices have fallen amid increased OPEC+ production and concerns about Trump's tariffs.

9. The U.S. services PMI unexpectedly rose in February, and the employment index reached its highest level in three years.