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Mar 2026
Trump warned NATO allies that refusal to help reopen the Strait of Hormuz would imperil NATO’s future

Trump warned NATO’s future looks grim if allies won’t help keep Strait of Hormuz open.

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Mar 2026
China’s NBS spokesperson explained government plans to raise incomes and stimulate consumption, supporting this year’s economy

China says economy starts strong on tech and AI, despite weak demand; AUD rises, trading near 0.7000.

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Mar 2026
During Asian trading, USD/JPY hovers near 159.60, staying above 159.50 within an ascending channel, bullish bias persists

USD/JPY dips near 159.60 but remains within ascending channel; bullish momentum persists, resistance 161.30–162.00, support 158.55.

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Mar 2026
In January, South Korea’s money supply growth eased to 7.1%, slipping from 7.3% previously

South Korea’s money supply growth eased to 7.1% in January, down slightly from 7.3% previously.

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Mar 2026
Gold dips to about $4,967.70 in Asia as central bank uncertainty overshadows Middle East tensions

Gold nears $5,000 then slips; investors watch central bank decisions and escalating Middle East conflict risks.

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Mar 2026
AUD/USD stabilises near 0.7010 in Asian trade after two losing sessions, following Chinese economic data release

AUD/USD rebounds near 0.7010 as strong China data lifts Aussie; softer USD, eased risk aversion, Fed awaited.

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Mar 2026
During Asian trading, NZD/USD rises to around 0.5805, bolstered by strong Chinese February economic reports

NZD/USD edged up to 0.5805 as strong China data offset limited Kiwi gains amid Middle East tensions.

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Mar 2026
China’s NBS reported retail sales up 2.8% and industrial output 6.3%, beating forecasts markedly

China’s retail sales and industrial output beat forecasts, while investment improved; AUD/USD rose modestly.

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Mar 2026
China’s year-to-date fixed asset investment grew 1.8% year-on-year, beating February forecasts of -0.4%

China’s fixed asset investment rose 1.8% year-to-date in February, beating the forecasted 0.4% decline.

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Mar 2026
China’s year-on-year retail sales reached 2.8%, exceeding the 2.5% forecast in February

China’s February retail sales rose 2.8% year-on-year, beating the 2.5% forecast, signaling stronger consumer spending.

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