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Mar 2026
US UoM five-year consumer inflation expectations dipped to 3.2%, easing from the prior 3.3% reading in March

US consumers’ five-year inflation expectations slipped to 3.2% in March, down 0.1 percentage points from February.

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Mar 2026
March sees US UoM one-year consumer inflation expectations unchanged, holding steady at 3.4%

US consumers’ 1-year inflation expectations held at 3.4% in March, signaling steady price growth outlook.

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Mar 2026
In March, Michigan’s US Consumer Expectations Index slipped to 54.1, down from the prior 56.6

Michigan’s Consumer Expectations Index slipped to 54.1 in March from 56.6, a 2.5-point monthly decline.

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Mar 2026
In March, Michigan’s US Consumer Sentiment Index reached 55.5, surpassing forecasts of 55 without surprise

University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose to 55.5 in March, slightly beating expectations of 55.

14

Mar 2026
RBC’s Claire Fan expects Canada’s labour market to recover slowly after weak February employment figures and unemployment rise

Canada’s labour market weakened in February: employment fell 84,000, unemployment hit 6.7%, participation slid further.

14

Mar 2026
AUD/USD falls to about 0.7040 as stronger US Dollar and worsening risk appetite outweigh mixed data

AUD/USD slipped to 0.7040 as US dollar strengthened, oil tensions rose, and inflation expectations shifted.

14

Mar 2026
Nomura expects the BoE to hold rates, warning $100 oil could lift UK CPI 0.6 points via fuel costs

Nomura expects BoE rates steady; $100 oil may lift UK CPI 0.6pp, delaying expected cuts.

14

Mar 2026
BNY’s Bob Savage says rising energy costs pressure Eurozone and other surplus economies’ funding currencies

Higher energy costs threaten current-account surpluses, pressuring euro-area currencies as oil rises shift balances.

14

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.

14

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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