Forexlive European FX news wrap: The markets remain nervous ...Middle East

Eurozone January unemployment rate 6.2% vs 6.3% expectedWhat are the main events for today?FX option expiries for 4 March 10am New York cutMarkets take the tariffs implementation in stride so farChina responds with counter-tariffs to Trump's latest tariffs bumpTrump tariffs bump on China takes effect, also tariffs on Canada and MexicoTrump's tariffs bump against China set to go into effect, are countermeasures imminent?China says willing to resolve US concerns on tariffs through dialogueBitcoin falls back to test key level as the "strategic reserve" pump gets dumpedChina's "two sessions" meetings set to conclude on 11 March

It's the tariffs day for Canada, Mexico and China with markets remaining on the edge and on the lookout for tariffs related headlines. We will also have Trump's speech to Congress late in the evening.

Tariffs and trade wars are of course negative for growth and that's what's being reflected in the markets but the NFP and CPI reports ahead of the FOMC decision will be key in determining whether the markets have overreacted once again or there's even more pain ahead.

This article was written by Giuseppe Dellamotta at www.forexlive.com.

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