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Mar 2026
Before the Federal Reserve’s interest-rate decision, EUR/USD climbs from 1.1500 as the Dollar retreats from highs

EUR/USD climbed as dollar eased before Fed decision; oil tensions and PPI boosted higher-for-longer rate bets.

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Mar 2026
Canada’s central bank keeps rates at 2.25%, citing weaker growth prospects yet continuing its tightening approach

Bank of Canada holds 2.25% rate, flags weaker growth, near-term inflation risks amid higher energy prices.

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Mar 2026
Yu says Latin American sovereign bonds stay most owned globally, 14% above yearly averages, with no underowned currencies

Latin American sovereign bonds are crowded; minimal hedging heightens vulnerability if US policy or financial conditions tighten.

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Mar 2026
After hot US PPI, markets reprice Fed hawkishly, pushing GBP/USD down 0.21% to around 1.3320

GBP/USD slid to 1.3320 after hot US PPI boosted the dollar; Fed and BoE decisions awaited.

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Mar 2026
In February, Russia’s monthly producer prices rose to 0.5%, rebounding from a previous -2.5% decline

Russia’s producer prices rose 0.5% in February after January’s 2.5% drop, shifting back to growth.

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Mar 2026
Russia’s annual producer prices fell further, dropping to -5.2% from -5% in February, year-on-year

Russia’s Producer Price Index sank to -5.2% in February, slightly worse than January’s -5.0% reading.

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Mar 2026
Commerzbank’s Pfister expects Brazil’s central bank to begin cuts from 15%, starting 25–50bp, accelerating later in 2026

Pfister expects Brazil’s central bank to start rate cuts from 15%, accelerating to 50bp moves in 2026.

19

Mar 2026
USD/JPY rises towards 159.50 in US trading, awaiting Federal Reserve decision, with rates likely unchanged

USD/JPY hovered near 159.50 ahead of Fed decision, with BOJ, Iran war, and inflation eyed.

19

Mar 2026
Ahead of the Fed decision, rebounding dollar and yields pressure gold to a new monthly low

Gold slips as dollar and yields rise before Fed decision; hot PPI, geopolitics pressure XAU/USD outlook.

19

Mar 2026
WTI trades near $97.50, rising 2.37%, as conflict continues, while Iraq–Turkey agreement reduces supply worries

WTI rose near $97.50 as Middle East strikes threatened supply; Iraqi exports resumed, US inventories climbed.

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