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Mar 2026
During European trading, USD/CAD trades near 1.3645, holding the 20-day EMA as dollar rebounds, loonie firms

USD/CAD flat near 1.3645 as stronger US Dollar offset steady CAD; oil prices supported loonie, data.

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Mar 2026
Amid ongoing Middle East war, traders seek safety, bolstering gold strength for a second consecutive session

Gold rose for a second day as Middle East conflict and weaker dollar boosted demand, amid inflation fears.

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Mar 2026
Spain’s year-on-year, calendar-adjusted industrial output rose 0.3%, missing forecasts of 1.7% in January

Spain’s calendar-adjusted industrial output rose 0.3% in January year-on-year, missing the 1.7% forecast expectation.

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Mar 2026
Danske Research Team says Middle East tensions keep oil watched, highlighting supply risks and strategic reserves

Oil markets stabilised as Middle East tensions raised Iran-linked supply risks and Strait of Hormuz disruption fears.

5

Mar 2026
During early European trading, the New Zealand dollar slipped near 0.5920 against the US dollar, amid Middle East tensions

NZD/USD slips near 0.5920 as Middle East tensions, firmer dollar, and China outlook pressure kiwi.

5

Mar 2026
Patterson and Manthey caution Europe’s gas prices may rise as Russian diversions and Gulf LNG disruptions persist

Putin threats and Persian Gulf LNG disruptions tighten supply, pushing EU gas prices higher as storage dwindles.

5

Mar 2026
Silver nears $82 after a 1.6% fall, as strong US data boosts the recovering dollar

Silver drops 1.6% near $82 as dollar strengthens on solid US data; reduced Fed cut hopes.

5

Mar 2026
Iran rejected claims it contacted the US for talks, stating forces were prepared for prolonged conflict

Iran denies messaging US, says forces ready for prolonged war; gold and WTI oil prices rise.

5

Mar 2026
In January, Singapore’s annual retail sales slipped 0.4%, reversing previous growth of 2.7%

Singapore retail sales dipped 0.4% year-on-year in January, reversing December’s 2.7% gain and indicating softer demand.

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Mar 2026
In January, Singapore’s monthly retail sales rose to 6.1%, rebounding from a prior -5.4% decline

Singapore retail sales rose 6.1% m/m in January, reversing December’s -5.4% decline, an 11.5-point swing.

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