*In Germany, Services PMI in March rose to 53.7 even though it was below the 53.9 expectation. The data was announced as 50.9 last month. Composite PMI rose to 52.6 as expected. The data was announced as 50.7 last month.

*In the Euro Area, the Services PMI for March rose to 55, although it was below the expectation of 55.6. The data was announced as 52.7 last month. Composite PMI came in at 53.7, below expectations of 54.1. The data was announced as 52 last month.

*In the UK, although the Services PMI for March was 52.9, above the expectation of 52.8, it fell from the more positive 53.5 level last month. Composite PMI fell to 52.2 as expected. The data was at 53.1 last month.

*In the US, although March’s Services PMI was 52.6, below the 53.8 expectation, it increased. The data was at 50.6 last month. Composite PMI, on the other hand, was recorded as 52.3, below expectations of 53.3. The data was at 53.1 last month.

*The ADP Non-Farm Employment Change announced in the USA was announced as an increase of 145,000 in March, below the expectation of an increase of 200,000.

*The US Trade Balance was more negative than expected, with a deficit of $70.50 billion in February.

*Demand for Yellow Metal gained speed day by day. While ounce gold rose above the 2030 dollar level, Gram Gold TL rose to the level of 1257, breaking a new record. The EURUSD pair touched back to 1.0970, which it tested yesterday. The US retraced 10-year as much as 3.272 percent, the lowest level since September 2022.