Apart from the data that will be released today, market volatility is likely to continue in anticipation of the announcement of mutual tariffs on April 2. Since this is the main event that will have a greater impact on the forecast. Japanese inflation data and British retail sales were also released this morning, and the data were positive for both indicators, as inflation rose from 2.2% to 2.4% in Japan, while retail sales came at 1% levels while expectations were for a decline to -0.3%, and we are now waiting for the beginning of the American period Canadian GDP data, then the American Personal Consumption Expenditures index, and the final survey of the University of Michigan. The most important of these data will be released at 2: 30 pm Egypt time, our date will be with the US Personal Consumption Expenditures price index for February, which is the Fed's preferred indicator for measuring inflation. The growth rate of US Personal Consumption Expenditures on an annual basis is expected to be 2.5% versus 2.5% previously, while the monthly measure is expected to be 0.3% versus 0.3% previously. As for the growth rate of core Personal Consumption Expenditures, it is expected to reach 2.7% compared to 2.6% previously, while the monthly measure is expected to reach 0.3% compared to 0.3% previously. Unless we see a deviation from the expected figures, this will not affect the current market prices. It should be noted that for the basic PCE indicator
