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Mar 2026
Singapore’s February manufacturing PMI rises to 50.6, edging above the previous reading of 50.3

Singapore’s Manufacturing PMI rose to 50.6 in February, signalling modest growth and improved manufacturing conditions overall.

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Mar 2026
Brazil’s S&P Global Manufacturing PMI rose from 47 to 47.3 in February, indicating improved conditions

Brazil’s manufacturing PMI rose to 47.3 in February from 47.0, still signaling contraction below 50.

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Mar 2026
US index futures open lower; all three trade fragile, eyeing key pivots before the New York session begins

US index futures gapped lower; markets probe key levels as Dow, S&P and Nasdaq attempt fragile repairs.

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Mar 2026
ING’s Chris Turner expects the dollar to stay strong, backed by energy independence and higher fossil-fuel prices

Iran attack lifts energy prices, dents euro/yen terms of trade, and delays Fed cuts—supporting DXY toward 100.

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Mar 2026
BBH’s Elias Haddad says US military action against Iran boosted the Dollar, denting equities amid risk-off data focus

US-led Iran strikes sparked risk-off: Dollar surged, equities slid, gold jumped 4%, oil 13%, yields rose.

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Mar 2026
At 15:00 GMT, February’s US ISM Manufacturing PMI may influence EUR/USD volatility and direction

US ISM Manufacturing PMI expected at 51.8; weaker may boost Fed cut bets, pressuring EUR/USD support.

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Mar 2026
Commerzbank’s chief economist says Brent rose briefly above $80; Middle East conflict and Hormuz closure sustain upside focus

Brent crude rose slightly despite war, but prolonged Hormuz closure could lift oil to $100, fueling inflation.

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Mar 2026
TD Securities expects Iranian conflict tensions to spur cautious dollar buying, boosting safe-haven demand and Fed easing bets

TD Securities: Iran conflict spurs measured dollar buying; gold up $150, Brent spikes then slips.

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Mar 2026
Amid US-Iran conflict, NZD/USD hovers near 0.5950, down 0.75% in Europe as ISM PMI awaited

NZD/USD hovered near 0.5950, pressured by US-Iran conflict-driven safe-haven demand; markets await key US data.

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Mar 2026
Geopolitical tensions drive investors towards safer assets, making markets risk-averse as Middle East conflict escalates

Risk-off hits markets as US-Israeli strikes on Iran trigger retaliation; gold surges, dollar strengthens, futures fall.

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