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Mar 2026
Statistics New Zealand reported fourth-quarter GDP rose 0.2% quarter-on-quarter, undershooting forecasts, after prior 0.9% growth

New Zealand GDP rose 0.2% in Q4, missing forecasts; NZD slid as growth and risk factors weighed.

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Mar 2026
Powell’s inflation warning drags AUD/USD down 1.15%, rejected near 0.7100, closing around 0.7025

AUD/USD drops 1.15% to 0.7025 as Fed holds, RBA hikes; key support/resistance levels ahead.

19

Mar 2026
After GDP disappointed, the NZD/USD fell 1.25%, broke the 200-day EMA, settling near 0.5790

NZD/USD slid 1.25% to 0.5790 as weak NZ GDP and firm US inflation lifted bearish pressure.

19

Mar 2026
Risk aversion boosts the yen, pushing GBP/JPY down 0.20% as investors await the Bank of Japan decision

GBP/JPY slips to 211.82 as BoJ meeting looms; risk aversion boosts yen, key support 211.63.

19

Mar 2026
BNY’s Geoff Yu says EM APAC equities remain best held globally, with stronger hedging amid volatility

APAC equities swung sharply; tech and AI exposure raises risk, with helium supply concerns and high hedging.

19

Mar 2026
UOB economists say Bank Indonesia prioritises rupiah stability, holding rates steady while tightening foreign-exchange regulations

Bank Indonesia held rates, tightened FX rules, and expanded hedging tools to stabilize rupiah amid volatility.

19

Mar 2026
Following the Fed’s hawkish hold, USD/JPY climbed 0.40%, hovering near 159.60 and targeting 160 amid volatility

USD/JPY jumped near 159.60 after Fed held rates, signaled fewer cuts; BoJ decision and data awaited.

19

Mar 2026
HSBC’s China macro team cites 2026 GDP target 4.5–5.0%, with demand-led 15th FYP emphasis

China’s NPC set 2026 growth at 4.5–5%, advancing fiscal support and major infrastructure projects to boost demand.

19

Mar 2026
Following the Federal Reserve’s hawkish pause, the US Dollar strengthens; key market highlights are outlined for readers

Fed holds rates at 3.50%–3.75%; fewer cuts projected as oil rises, boosting dollar and pressuring majors.

19

Mar 2026
January saw US total net TIC flows fall to -$25bn, down from $44.9bn previously

US net Treasury International Capital flows swung to a $25bn outflow in January from $44.9bn inflow previously.

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