From Tokyo with Tech: Weekly AI Scalping Signals for Profitable Trades　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 (March 24–30, 2025)

Introduction: Forex Forecast with AI Prediction

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I am based in Tokyo, developing innovative foreign exchange trading systems powered by AI. By combining expertise in financial engineering and programming, I provide advanced solutions that integrate cutting-edge AI Prediction technology with algorithmic trading. I also have experience in financial development utilizing the supercomputer “K,” and I am currently working on AI-equipped automated trading tools that even beginners can use with ease.

Guided by the principle of “Unlock the future with AI without wasting money,” I support your trading success with a unique style that blends technical and fundamental analysis.

Furthermore, I formulate weekly forex forecasts by leveraging the latest information from the GDELT Project, which covers global news and events, as well as various national economic indicators.

In addition to weekly updates, I will post new blog entries whenever the forecast changes, so stay tuned!

1. List of Key Economic Indicators (Foundation for the Forex Forecast)

(Announcement times are shown in UTC or ET, commonly used in English-speaking regions, alongside JST for reference)

• March 24 (Mon)
  ・08:00 UTC (17:00 JST) – Eurozone Flash PMI (March): Manufacturing and Services
  ・09:30 UTC (18:30 JST) – UK Flash PMI (March): Manufacturing and Services
  ・13:45 UTC (22:45 JST) – U.S. S&P Global Flash PMI (March): Manufacturing and Services
• March 25 (Tue)
  ・09:00 UTC (18:00 JST) – Germany Ifo Business Climate (March)
  ・14:00 UTC (23:00 JST) – U.S. Conference Board Consumer Confidence (March)
  ・14:00 UTC (23:00 JST) – U.S. New Home Sales (Feb)
• March 26 (Wed)
  ・00:30 UTC (09:30 JST) – Australia Monthly CPI (Feb)
  ・07:00 UTC (16:00 JST) – UK CPI (Feb, YoY)
  ・12:30 UTC (21:30 JST) – U.S. Durable Goods Orders (Feb)
• March 27 (Thu)
  ・12:30 UTC (21:30 JST) – U.S. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims (Week of Mar 22)
  ・12:30 UTC – U.S. GDP (Q4, Second Revision)
  ・14:00 UTC (23:00 JST) – U.S. Pending Home Sales (Feb)
• March 28 (Fri)
  ・Around 07:55 UTC (16:55 JST) – Germany Unemployment Rate (Mar)
  ・07:45 UTC (16:45 JST) – France Preliminary CPI (Mar)
  ・08:00 UTC (17:00 JST) – Spain Preliminary CPI (Mar)
  ・12:30 UTC (21:30 JST) – Canada GDP (Jan)
  ・12:30 UTC – U.S. Personal Income & Spending (Feb)
  ・12:30 UTC – U.S. PCE Price Index & Core PCE (Feb)

2. Details, Market Expectations, and Impact on Forex

*Focus primarily on the impact to the Euro, U.S. Dollar, and Japanese Yen.

• Eurozone Flash PMI (March)
  Previous: Manufacturing ~47.6, Services ~50.6 / Forecast: Manufacturing 48.0, Services ~50.5
  Commentary: Manufacturing remains below 50 but shows improvement; Services remain solid. Above forecast would boost the euro; below forecast would weaken it.
• UK Flash PMI (March)
  Previous: Manufacturing 46.9, Services 51.1 / Forecast: Manufacturing 47.3, Services ~51.0
  Commentary: Key factors are manufacturing improvement and stable services. Watch out for a potential surprise GBP rally.
• U.S. Flash PMI (March)
  Previous: Manufacturing 52.7, Services 51.0 / Forecast: Manufacturing 51.5, Services 51.0
  Commentary: An upside surprise strengthens the dollar; a downside surprise weakens it. Significant impact on USD/JPY.
• Germany Ifo Business Climate (March)
  Previous: 85.2 / Forecast: ~87.0
  Commentary: Above forecast would support the euro; below forecast would soften it.
• U.S. Consumer Confidence (March)
  Previous: 98.3 (Feb) / Forecast: 95.0
  Commentary: A lower-than-expected reading may lead to dollar weakness & yen buying; a higher reading supports the dollar.
• U.S. New Home Sales (Feb)
  Previous: 657K / Forecast: 679K
  Commentary: Above forecast would support the dollar; below forecast may cause short-term dollar softness.
• Australia Monthly CPI (Feb)
  Previous: +2.5% YoY / Forecast: +2.6%
  Commentary: Higher inflation would lift AUD; weaker inflation would soften it.
• UK CPI (Feb)
  Previous: Headline 3.0%, Core 3.7% / Forecast: Headline 2.9%, Core 3.5%
  Commentary: Inflation above forecasts would strengthen GBP; below would create downside risk.
• U.S. Durable Goods Orders (Feb)
  Previous: +3.2%, Forecast: -1.0%
  Commentary: A significant negative surprise could trigger dollar weakness.
• U.S. Weekly Initial Jobless Claims
  Previous: 223K, Forecast: 226K
  Commentary: If far above forecast, it signals a potential economic slowdown → negative for the dollar.
• U.S. GDP (Q4, Second Revision)
  Previous Estimate: +2.3%, Forecast: +2.3%
  Commentary: If it meets expectations, market reaction is likely limited.
• U.S. Pending Home Sales (Feb)
  Previous: -4.6%, Forecast: +1.0%
  Commentary: A stronger-than-expected result would support the dollar; a weaker result could prompt dollar selling.
• Germany Unemployment Rate (March)
  Previous: 6.2%, Forecast: 6.2%
  Commentary: If it rises, the euro may drop; if unchanged, the impact is minor.
• France & Spain Preliminary CPI (March)
  France: Previous 0.8%, Forecast ~1.0% / Spain: Previous 3.0%, Forecast ~2.9%
  Commentary: Higher-than-expected inflation boosts ECB tightening expectations → supportive for the euro.
• Canada GDP (Jan)
  Previous: +0.2%, Forecast: +0.3%
  Commentary: Above forecast → CAD support; below forecast → CAD weakness.
• U.S. Personal Income & Spending (Feb)
  Previous: Income +0.9%, Spending -0.2% / Forecast: Income +0.4%, Spending +0.6%
  Commentary: Strong personal consumption tends to be bullish for the dollar.
• U.S. PCE Price Index & Core PCE (Feb)
  Previous: Headline +2.5%, Core +2.7% / Forecast: Headline +2.5%, Core +2.6%
  Commentary: If Core PCE exceeds forecasts → yields rise → firmer U.S. dollar (USD/JPY moves higher).

3. Major Economic Indicators (FX Outlook Fundamentals) and Forecast

Supplementary Explanation
- The “Forecast & Strategy” column briefly shows the expected direction for each indicator (e.g., “Long approach (buy)” or “Short approach (sell)”) based on prior data and current market consensus.
- The ★ rating provides a rough guideline for potential market impact but does not guarantee actual price movements.
- Actual entry decisions should also consider spreads, volatility, and unexpected news events. Please trade responsibly at your own risk.

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(Note: The figures and forecasts above are hypothetical; please consult the latest real data and forecasts from relevant institutions.)

Disclaimer

The information provided by this document and the Japan AI Exo Scalp EA is intended solely as reference material and analytical results.
All markets carry inherent risks, and past performance does not guarantee future results.
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