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Mar 2026
January saw Japan’s BOP trade balance rise to ¥3145B, up from ¥2697.1B previously

Japan’s January BOP trade balance rose to ¥3,145bn, up ¥447.9bn from December’s ¥2,697.1bn surplus.

9

Mar 2026
February’s year-on-year Japanese bank lending exceeded expectations, reaching 4.5% versus the forecast 4.4%

Japan’s February bank lending rose 4.5% year-on-year, slightly above the 4.4% forecast by 0.1 points.

9

Mar 2026
Japan’s year-on-year labour cash earnings rise to 3%, increasing from the prior 2.4% reading in January

Japan’s January labour cash earnings rose 3% year-on-year, accelerating from 2.4% previously, signalling faster wage growth.

8

Mar 2026
The S&P 500 reversed Thursday’s rebound, retreating cautiously as weak employment data and participation disappointed

US stocks dipped after weak NFP, rebounded on rate-cut bets; Iran tensions stayed contained, limiting oil, gold.

7

Mar 2026
China’s foreign exchange reserves climbed to $3.428T, up from $3.358T in the previous month

China’s foreign exchange reserves climbed to $3.428 trillion in January, marking a $70 billion monthly increase.

7

Mar 2026
Colombia’s annual consumer inflation undershot forecasts, with 5.29% recorded versus the expected 5.49% figure

Colombia’s February CPI rose 5.29% year-on-year, coming in below the 5.49% forecast.

7

Mar 2026
Colombia’s February monthly consumer inflation rose 1.08%, under the 1.27% market forecast, official data show

Colombia’s CPI rose 1.08% in February, missing the 1.27% forecast, 0.19 percentage points lower.

7

Mar 2026
ING economists expect February CPI to reach 1.0% annually, as inflation and trade indicate modest recovery

China’s February CPI seen at 1.0% as trade surplus hits $188.1bn; oil impact delayed.

7

Mar 2026
OCBC says USD/CNH rises on dollar demand amid Iran tensions, despite stronger Beijing fixing supporting renminbi stabilisation

USD/CNH rose on Iran tensions boosting dollar; stronger CNY fixing steadied yuan, but upside risks persist.

7

Mar 2026
UOB’s Jester Koh sees Singapore’s GDP lightly affected if the Middle East conflict shock proves brief

UOB says Singapore’s GDP exposure modest; oil below $100 limits shock, but inflation risks may spur MAS tightening.

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