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Mar 2026
NZD/USD falls towards 0.5760 as firm US Dollar, higher US yields and geopolitics unsettle markets

NZD/USD slid near 0.5760 as firm US Dollar, higher yields, and risk-off mood pressured Kiwi.

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Mar 2026
Energy costs and a trade deficit pushed USD/THB to 32.65, Commerzbank economists Henry Hao and Moses Lim say

Thailand baht weakened as exports slowed, imports surged, and trade deficit persisted amid rising energy prices.

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Mar 2026
South Korea’s BOK manufacturing BSI fell from 77 to 71 in April, reflecting weaker sentiment

Bank of Korea reports manufacturing BSI dropped to 71 in April, down 6 points from March’s 77.

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Mar 2026
Amid escalating Middle East tensions, the Australian Dollar weakens for a third session, pushing AUD/USD below 0.6900

AUD/USD slid below 0.6900 as Middle East tensions, rising yields, and stronger dollar pressured sentiment.

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Mar 2026
Trump postponed planned strikes on Iranian energy facilities by ten days, citing improving US–Iran negotiations

Trump delayed planned US strikes on Iran’s energy plants until April 6; gold jumped, dollar gains eased.

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Mar 2026
Standard Chartered economists lift South Korea’s 2026 inflation forecast to 2.4%, assuming oil averages $85/bbl

Standard Chartered raised South Korea’s 2026 inflation forecast to 2.4% and cut growth to 1.9% on higher oil.

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Mar 2026
After the Iran conflict, ABN AMRO’s economist sees firmer early-2026 data, higher inflation, reduced GDP forecasts

ABN AMRO cuts China 2026 GDP forecast to 4.6%, cites Iran conflict, higher energy costs risks.

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Mar 2026
After peaking at $54.60, Intel fell 18% to $44.57, capped below trendline; break targets $54.60, else $40.49

Intel hit $54.60, then dropped 18%; topping-tail signals selling pressure. Trendline weekly close decides next move.

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Mar 2026
Banxico lowered Mexico’s key rate to 6.75% unexpectedly, 3–2, as Heath and Borja dissented

Banxico cut its key rate to 6.75% in a split vote, warning inflation risks persist.

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Mar 2026
For a third consecutive session, the US Dollar Index climbed 0.30% on renewed safe-haven demand

Dollar Index rises near 100 as Iran tensions disrupt oil flows; Fed stays hawkish; markets price fewer cuts.

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