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Mar 2026
Chris Turner expects the dollar to weaken as oil tops $100, geopolitical tensions ease, Fed hints cuts

Dollar may weaken as oil tops $100, Fed turns dovish, and Middle East de-escalation is awaited.

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Mar 2026
USD/KRW hit a 17-year high near 1,536 as the won weakened, while the BoK watched markets closely

USD/KRW jumps near 1,530 on won weakness; Bank of Korea watches for herd behavior; dollar steady.

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Mar 2026
Eurozone core HICP monthly inflation is reported at 0.8% for March, indicating steady underlying price pressures

Eurozone core harmonised consumer prices increased 0.8% month-on-month in March, highlighting monthly core inflation trends.

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Mar 2026
Italy’s EU-harmonised annual consumer inflation held steady at 1.5% during March, remaining unchanged

Italy’s EU-harmonised CPI inflation stayed at 1.5% year-on-year in March, unchanged from the previous reading.

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Mar 2026
Italy’s year-on-year consumer prices increased to 1.7%, up from 1.5%, during March inflation data release

Italy’s CPI rose to 1.7% year on year in March, up from 1.5% previously, increasing 0.2 points.

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Mar 2026
Italy’s EU-harmonised monthly consumer price index rose to 1.6%, up from 0.5% previously

Italy’s EU-harmonised CPI jumped 1.6% in March month-on-month, up from February’s 0.5% rise.

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Mar 2026
March saw Italy’s monthly CPI match expectations, rising 0.5%, aligning with economists’ forecasts and estimates

Italy’s CPI rose 0.5% month-on-month in March, matching forecasts; prices increased from February, with no additional details.

31

Mar 2026
Greece’s annual retail sales growth slowed to 4.5%, easing from the prior 5.1% reading in January

Greece’s retail sales growth slowed to 4.5% in January, easing from 5.1% previously, update showed.

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Mar 2026
Eurozone annual HICP inflation came in at 2.5%, undershooting the forecast of 2.7% in March

Eurozone HICP inflation rose 2.5% year-on-year in March, undershooting forecasts of 2.7%, easing price pressures.

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Mar 2026
Deutsche Bank’s Marc Schattenberg says Germany’s labour market lacks spring improvement; unemployment remains above three million

Germany’s labour market remains sluggish: unemployment above 3 million; manufacturing job losses persist, services not offsetting.

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