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Mar 2026
The Census Bureau reported US January durable goods orders were largely steady, dipping to $321.2 billion

US durable goods orders unexpectedly fell in January, dragged by transportation, while the dollar stayed firm.

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Mar 2026
In January, Russia’s foreign trade dropped to $6.597B, down from the prior $10.021B figure

Russia’s foreign trade balance fell to $6.597bn in January from $10.021bn, narrowing export-import gap.

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Mar 2026
Commerzbank says aluminium is up 10%, supported by Iran conflict supply fears, Gulf producers, China cap

Aluminium up 10% on Iran supply fears; tight Asia premiums, China capped output, LME withdrawals surge.

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Mar 2026
Following weaker UK economic figures, sterling slides against the yen, with GBP/JPY near 211.50, erasing week gains

Sterling slid versus yen after flat UK GDP and weak output data; GBP/JPY retreated near 211.50.

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Mar 2026
Following weak UK GDP figures, sterling faces heavy selling, pushing GBP/USD towards its year-to-date low again

GBP/USD slid toward mid-1.3200s after flat UK January GDP, weaker output data, and renewed dollar strength.

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Mar 2026
BEA cut US fourth-quarter annualised GDP growth to 0.7%, below the 1.4% forecast and first estimate

BEA revised Q4 US annualised GDP growth to 0.7%, citing weaker exports, spending, investment; dollar steady.

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Mar 2026
BEA reports US annual PCE inflation slipped to 2.8%, below expectations, down from December’s 2.9%

US PCE inflation eased to 2.8% in January; core held 3.1%, income and spending rose 0.4%.

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Mar 2026
In January, US core PCE inflation matched forecasts at 3.1% year-on-year, meeting expectations exactly

US core PCE inflation rose 3.1% year-on-year in January, matching forecasts and reinforcing steady price pressures.

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Mar 2026
In February, Canada’s participation rate edged down to 64.9%, slipping from the prior 65%

Canada’s labour force participation rate slipped to 64.9% in February, from 65%, reflecting fewer working-age Canadians.

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Mar 2026
February saw Canada’s employment fall by 83.9K, missing forecasts of a 10K increase

Canada’s February employment fell 83.9K, missing the 10K gain forecast by 93.9K overall.

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