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Mar 2026
China’s central bank keeps one-year and five-year Loan Prime Rates unchanged in March at 3.00% and 3.50% respectively

China’s central bank held Loan Prime Rates steady: one-year 3.00%, five-year 3.50%; AUD/USD edged lower.

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Mar 2026
China’s PBoC keeps interest rates at 3%, matching forecasts, with markets largely unmoved overall

PBOC kept interest rates unchanged, matching expectations, with a cited 3% rate but no details provided.

20

Mar 2026
WTI hovers near $93.50 as US and Israeli leaders reassure markets after Gulf energy facility damage

WTI near $93.50 falls as US-Israel calm fears and rising inventories add pressure amid conflict.

20

Mar 2026
Netanyahu said Israel attacked an Iranian gas field alone, as regional energy tensions continued rising

Netanyahu says Israel acted alone in South Pars strike; claims Iran weakened; Trump urged restraint; oil falls.

20

Mar 2026
EU leaders urge pausing attacks on Middle East energy and water facilities, amid Iran war supply fears

EU leaders urged moratorium on strikes hitting energy, water sites; demanded restraint, civilian protection amid Iran war fears.

20

Mar 2026
Sterling-dollar jumped 1.3%, finishing near 1.3430 above 1.3400 as BoE hawkish shift surprised amid dollar weakness

GBP/USD jumped 1.3% above 1.3400 as BoE, Fed held rates; inflation forecast raised. Key levels.

20

Mar 2026
Broad yen strength pushed USD/JPY down 1.25%, taking it below 158.00 to around 157.80

USD/JPY dropped below 158 after BOJ held rates, Fed steady; inflation, wages, and US data drove.

20

Mar 2026
Following unchanged BoJ and BoE rates, GBP/JPY hovers near 212.00, attempting a break above 212.73

GBP/JPY holds near 212.00 after BOJ and BOE hold rates; bullish channel persists, key levels monitored.

20

Mar 2026
In February, New Zealand’s annual trade balance widened to a NZ$3B deficit from NZ$2.3B earlier

New Zealand’s trade deficit widened in February, with the year-on-year shortfall growing to NZD -3.0bn.

20

Mar 2026
New Zealand’s monthly trade deficit narrowed to NZD 257M, beating forecasts of NZD 470M deficit

New Zealand’s February trade balance posted a NZD 257 million deficit, smaller than the expected NZD 470 million.

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