China held a beef import hearing; currencies dipped briefly but stabilized. No further updates have emerged.
China’s PMI rises to 51.2, boosting Australian Dollar as exports and employment show strong improvement.
Republican senators join Democrats to oppose Trump’s Canada tariffs, citing economic disruption and job loss concerns.
China’s manufacturing expands, gold hits highs, AUD rises, while US recession fears grow over tariffs.
Japan’s manufacturing PMI improves to 48.4 in March, signaling slight recovery amid persistent economic challenges.
PBOC sets yuan midpoint daily, allowing ±2% fluctuation, influenced by market data and international trends.
Ireland’s manufacturing PMI dips; AUD/USD nears 0.6300; gold surges; Ethereum sees $400M in losses.
Big manufacturers’ sentiment dips; non-manufacturers surge. Small firms diverge; inflation and investment expectations shift cautiously.
Japan’s manufacturing outlook improves; AUD strengthens, gold nears $3,150, and Ethereum sees sharp volatility.
GPIF maintains equal asset split, raises return target to 1.9% above wage growth through fiscal 2029.
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