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Mar 2026
In January, America’s goods and services trade deficit hit $54.5B, beating forecasts of $66.6B

January U.S. goods and services trade balance narrowed to -$54.5bn, beating forecasts of -$66.6bn.

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Mar 2026
In January, America’s goods trade deficit narrowed to $81.8B, improving from the previous $99.3B

US goods trade deficit narrowed in January, improving from $99.3bn to $81.8bn, signaling stronger balance.

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Mar 2026
US continuing jobless claims met forecasts at 1.85 million, reported for late February without surprises

US continuing jobless claims met expectations, holding at 1.85 million in week ending February 27, unchanged overall.

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Mar 2026
US building permits fell to -5.4% from 4.3%, showing a sharp turnaround from earlier growth

US building permits fell 5.4% in January, reversing December’s 4.3% rise, signaling a month-on-month decline.

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Mar 2026
January’s US building permits missed forecasts, reaching 1.376M month-on-month versus the expected 1.41M

January US building permits missed forecasts, totaling 1.376 million versus expectations of 1.41 million, signaling weaker demand.

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Mar 2026
America’s four-week initial jobless claims average reached 212K, under forecasts of 215K earlier in March

US initial jobless claims rose; four-week average reached 212,000 in week ending March 6, below 215,000 forecast.

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Mar 2026
US initial jobless claims came in at 213K, undershooting the 215K forecast on 6 March

US initial jobless claims ended 6 March at 213,000, slightly below 215,000 forecast—2,000 fewer than expected.

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Mar 2026
Canada’s imports slipped from $66.93B to $66.13B, recording a decline in January

Canada’s imports slipped to $66.13bn in January, down $0.80bn from December’s $66.93bn total.

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Mar 2026
January’s Canadian wholesale sales fell 1% month-on-month, missing the forecast 0.6% decline without any surprise

Canada’s wholesale sales slid 1% in January, a sharper drop than forecasts predicting a 0.6% decline.

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Mar 2026
BBH’s Elias Haddad says haven flows and stressed funding needs underpin the US Dollar short term

BBH says dollar may rise on safe-haven funding demand during stress, but remains bearish long-term overall.

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