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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.

13

Mar 2026
Rabobank’s strategists say Middle East tensions and market stress have reinforced the US Dollar’s safe-haven role

Middle East tensions boost dollar safe-haven demand; Rabobank expects de-dollarisation fears ease as inflation risks rise.

13

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%.

13

Mar 2026
Fourth-quarter US GDP Price Index increased to 3.8%, edging up from the prior 3.7% reading

US GDP price index rose to 3.8% in Q4 from 3.7%, signaling slightly higher inflation pressures.

13

Mar 2026
Fourth-quarter US annualised GDP registered 0.7%, falling short of the 1.4% forecasted pace

US GDP grew 0.7% annualised in Q4, missing 1.4% expectations, indicating slower-than-forecast economic growth overall.

13

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.

13

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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